What is written on a papyrus scroll?

Papyrus scrolls were used by the ancient Egyptians and other civilizations to record written information. The scrolls were made from the stems of the papyrus plant, which was sliced into thin strips and then woven together to form a sheet. The sheets were then rolled up into scrolls, which could be written on with ink. The scrolls could be used to write any type of information, including religious texts, legal documents, and historical records. Some of the most famous papyrus scrolls include the Dead Sea Scrolls, which contain some of the oldest surviving biblical texts, and the Egyptian Book of the Dead, which is a collection of funerary texts.