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Tilias are writing tablets made of thin slices of folded limewood (the word tilia directly translates to “lime tree”). | Tilias are writing tablets made of thin slices of folded limewood (the word tilia directly translates to “lime tree”). According to the University of Edinburgh, tilias have been found in archeological investigations at Vindolanda, which is a Roman fort in northern England. <ref> https://www.research.ed.ac.uk/en/publications/an-empire-of-letters-the-vindolanda-tablets-epistolarity-and-roma </ref> | ||
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Tilias are writing tablets made of thin slices of folded limewood (the word tilia directly translates to “lime tree”). According to the University of Edinburgh, tilias have been found in archeological investigations at Vindolanda, which is a Roman fort in northern England. [1]
