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Clay, we had clay tablets.
My late father had a slate and slate pencil in primary school. That was 1920's.
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Clay, we had clay tablets.
My late father had a slate and slate pencil in primary school. That was 1920's.
StoneRoad
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The Vindolanda tablets are actually very thin wood ... they only survived because of the wet ground.
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e2a - the same conditions have also preserved an enormous number of leather items, especially shoes & sandals.
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Vindolanda tablets - Wikipedia
e2a - the same conditions have also preserved an enormous number of leather items, especially shoes & sandals.
e2a2 -
vin[22] - chamfron [1 of 2] par StoneRoad2013, on ipernity
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BC/AD?Clay, we had clay tablets.
My late father had a slate and slate pencil in primary school. That was 1920's.
Sasaferrato
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