ARCHIVE 📃 In ancient Egypt, papyrus paper was made from the stems of the papyrus plant, which were cut, soaked, layered crosswise, pressed, dried, and polished. It was used for writing religious texts, legal documents, and personal correspondence. Papyrus played a vital role in documentation and archiving, with scrolls stored in temples and libraries. Egypt's export of papyrus established it as a cultural hub, influencing civilizations like Greece and Rome. Though later replaced by parchment an

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Papyrus scrolls were used to record everything from religious texts like the "Book of the Dead" to receipts for grain and livestock. | Ripley's Believe It or Not!

Papyrus Paper Making in Ancient Egypt | Sam Mayfair