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Ancient Egyptians pressed papyrus reeds together to make a flat sheet called "papyrus" as well. This sheet was thicker than modern paper, off-yellow in color, and not of a uniform nature.
Of course, modern Egyptians use all of the same types of paper (Xerox, loose-leaf, packing, computer, etc.) that are used in Western countries.
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What is a piece of paper?
Paper in Egyptian times was called Papyrus's.
What resource did Egyptian use to create paper?
they used reeds from banks of the Nile river called papyrus the cut them into strips then but weight on them then let then dry and they had papyrus paper
How was Egyptian paper made?
papyrus
What was Egyptian paper was made from?
Cyperus papyrus .
How did Egyptians use papyrus reed?
it is used in making a paper and a material that was used by the Egyptian in writing a Egyptian that was all about religion
What is a piece of paper?
Paper in Egyptian times was called Papyrus's.
What is the name of the paper used for phone books?
The name is actually called papyrus it is a Egyptian term meaning yep you guessed it paper
Egyptian writing paper?
The Egyptians used a parchment called papyrus for their writing paper. It was made of a material derived from the papyrus plant that grew along the Nile Delta.
What was Egyptian paper was made of?
Egyptians made paper from papyrus
What resource did Egyptian use to create paper?
they used reeds from banks of the Nile river called papyrus the cut them into strips then but weight on them then let then dry and they had papyrus paper
How was Egyptian paper made?
papyrus
Did Egyptian invent paper?
yes
When was Egyptian paper made?
AD 705
Who invented the paper boat?
egyptian people did it
What was Egyptian paper was made from?
Cyperus papyrus .
Who was the person to make Egyptian paper?
papyrus
What is the paper called on a mummy?
The paper wrapping on a mummy is called "linen bandages" or "mummy wrappings." These bandages are typically made of linen or papyrus and were used to preserve the body and protect it in the afterlife in ancient Egyptian burial practices.
