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Several remnants of the writing process
have been found in archaeological investigations. Among them are wax
tablets, styli (sort of like pencils for use on wax tablets), wooden
tablets, papyri, and ostraka (broken pieces of pottery that were used
as scratch paper). For a discussion of these and other materials, see: |
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/papyrus-collection/learning-about-papyrology | |
http://www.lib.umich.edu/writing-graeco-roman-egypt/intro.html | |
For a wider introduction to the ancient world, visit Michigan's Kelsey Museum of Archaeology: | |
http://www.lsa.umich.edu/kelsey/ |