The Most Common Writing Material in the New Testament World

question 10

Multiple Choice

The most common writing material in the New Testament world was . . .

• A) parchment.
• B) papyrus.
• C) clay tablets.
• D) pressed onion skins.

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Definitions:

Talus

A bone in the ankle that transfers weight and pressure from the lower leg to the foot.

Calcaneus

The large bone forming the heel, playing a critical role in walking, running, and jumping by bearing the body's weight.

Fibula

A long, slender bone located on the lateral side of the tibia in the lower leg, contributing to the stability and support of the ankle and lower leg structures.

Metatarsals

The long bones in the foot that connect the ankle to the toes.