Roman Writing Tablet with Bronze Stylus

This Roman writing tablet consists of two hollowed-out beechwood frames hinged together and filled with beeswax, complete with a bronze stylus and smoother.

Wax tablets of this kind served as the everyday notepad of the Roman world, used for correspondence, accounts, and school lessons, since the wax surface could be smoothed flat with the broad end of the stylus and reused indefinitely, unlike costlier papyrus or parchment.

This reproduction measures 5 by 8 inches, part of our Roman heritage range.

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Product ID: 3529

This Roman writing tablet consists of two hollowed-out beechwood frames hinged together and filled with beeswax, complete with a bronze stylus and smoother.

Wax tablets of this kind served as the everyday notepad of the Roman world, used for correspondence, accounts, and school lessons, since the wax surface could be smoothed flat with the broad end of the stylus and reused indefinitely, unlike costlier papyrus or parchment.

This reproduction measures 5 by 8 inches, part of our Roman heritage range.

  • Material: Beechwood frames, beeswax filling, bronze stylus and smoother
  • Size: 5″ x 8″

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