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1papyri
From the NYT and Veliky Novgorod Journal
Where Mud Is Archaeological Gold, Russian History Grew on Trees
An interesting article on birchbark manuscripts recovered from mud in Russia.
View some of the manuscripts.
Jos Schaekon from Leiden University who is researching these manuscripts.
Where Mud Is Archaeological Gold, Russian History Grew on Trees
An interesting article on birchbark manuscripts recovered from mud in Russia.
View some of the manuscripts.
Jos Schaekon from Leiden University who is researching these manuscripts.
2razzamajazz
The bark of birch tree were also used in Ancient India among other form of primitive writing materials.
Use google, search
Birchbark manuscripts in Ancient India :
Click: History of Ancient India) - link
Use google, search
Birchbark manuscripts in Ancient India :
Click: History of Ancient India) - link
