Maybe this website might help: http://www.crayola.com/crafts/detail/egyptian-papyrus-paper-craft/
I have read about suitable papyrus substitutes made from corn husks, or iris leaves, or other suitable vegetable materials using pretty much the same methods as papyrus manufacturing, only substituting these materials for the papyrus itself.
I have not yet tried this myself, but plan to some time in the future.
I have read that even the papyrus scrolls you buy on the street in Egypt are more than likely made of these materials instead of true papyrus. They suggest going to a reputable shop for the real deal.
Papyrus was used to make paper.
papyrus is used to make baskets, boats, sandels, and paper.
i believe that was papyrus
Egyptians use Papyrus reeds to make papyrus, baskets and sandals. It was also used for column houses and rafts for river boats.Papyrus is a plant that was used for paper-making and weaving.
nope
Papyrus was used to make paper.
papyrus is used to make baskets, boats, sandels, and paper.
Papyrus reeds that's why they call it papyrus paper
papyrus was used in ancient Egypt. with papyrus you can make paper. i know you might of always thought paper was made of trees but it wasn't.
Egyptians used papyrus stems to make paper
i believe that was papyrus
The pulp from trees is used to make paper nowadays, but in ancient Egypt they used cyperus papyrus to make a paper product which has proven to be very durable. .
Egyptians use Papyrus reeds to make papyrus, baskets and sandals. It was also used for column houses and rafts for river boats.Papyrus is a plant that was used for paper-making and weaving.
Stuff like stuffs
papyrus
A form of paper
They used papyrus paper made from pressed and dried stalks of the papyrus plant