المهارق

Iraq
6th Century
Source: Alaa Nafia Jassem. (2020). Manufactured of Manuscript in Iraq. Journal of Arab Science Heritage, 45, 1-20.
Recipe Details

Ingredients

القماش, الصمغ

Evidence

"وهي الصحيفة البيضاء من القماش ... ثوب قماش جديد أبيض يُسقى بالصمغ ويُصقل لكي يتم تنعيمه ثم يكتب به"

Remarks

Mahariq were a pre-paper writing material common in Iraq and the Arabian Peninsula. They consisted of white cloth sheets treated with gum (glue) and polished to create a smooth, writable surface (p. 8). They were largely replaced as papyrus and Samarkand paper became available.

Scientific Analysis
Certainty Level
Confirmed
Instrumentally Verified
Not Verified
Metadata
Material Type
paper
Binderبالصمغ
Paper Typeالمهارق
Colorالبيضاء
RegionIraq
Approx. Year550
Source Information
AuthorAlaa Nafia Jassem.
Collectionالعراق
Language
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