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The oldest surviving scrolls are made of papyrus, a plant native to Egypt that was the dominant writing material for the Mediterranean world starting around 3000 B.C.E..

Scrolls can be horizontal (unrolled side-to-side) or vertical (unrolled top-to-bottom). Scroll

A scroll is a long roll of flexible material—traditionally —used for writing, drawing, or painting to transmit and preserve information. Historically, it served as the primary format for long documents across ancient Egyptian, Greek, and Roman cultures before being largely superseded by the bound book, or codex , around the 4th century C.E.. Historical Significance and Use The oldest surviving scrolls are made of papyrus,