What did the ancient Romans write on?

Answer 1

The Romans wrote about everything just as we do today. They wrote plays, novels, letters, financial records, court proceedings, birth and death certificates, wills, sales receipts, deeds, manumission documents, etc, etc.,

Answer 2

The ancient Romans used several surfaces in which to write. Some used clay tablets, sheep and cow hide, which they could form into leather or a thin form of parchment. Another writing surface that was used was called papyrus, which was lighter than parchment.

Answer 3

they used paper and harden clay of of pottery and they wrote with rod pens.

Edit: Some write hot wax with a stylus (a rod pen), or on a piece of pottery, the bonus of both being, pottery shards were easily obtainable, and wax would simply be heated up again and smoothed to have a fresh surface. Since paper was not yet invented in the West as we know it today, they used papyrus (a type of early paper made of the fibres of the papyrus plant), or a type of paper made of cloth-fibres or on parchment, which generally is made of the skin of calves or lambs. They would use ink or blood and a stylus or brush to write.

Answer 4

they wrote on wax

Answer 5

papper