Papyrus was used for writing in Ancient Egypt.?

Question

True
False

Answer 1

True, and if you visit Egypt, you will find that thhey are selling it by the truck load at sky high prices.

Answer 2

There can't have been many. Papyrus is basically a relatively useless water weed (useless for forage, I mean), and its primary use was for making paper (paper is named after papyrus). It might also have been useful in the same way as rushes (another water weed) were in the north -- to cut down and scatter on floors instead of rugs. I used to grow papyrus in my koi pond because even the koi wouldn't eat it,so it was a long-lasting ornamental plant.

Answer 3

Absolutely. Lengths of papyrus reed were pounded down into strips, then woven. They then continued to pound down the strips until they were paper-thin, and used the result for their writing.

Answer 4

true helyographic script

Answer 5

for writing on .. yes

Answer 6

true

Answer 7

TRUE!