Papyrus used in a sentence

Papyrus in a sentence as a noun

I don't know the game, but "papyrus" sounds like a nice alternative to me.

The Egyptians did better with papyrus and ink.

I even wondered if "papyrus" was a team-management wiki or the like.

Then you could be heard in Alexandria from Rome if papyrus copies of your words were transcribed and shipped.

Or bundles of papyrus reeds or balsawood rafts, as Thor Heyerdahl demonstrated.

Then I send smoke signals to my colleagues to inform them of the changes, and document the updates on a papyrus using quill and ink. Should I be doing it differently?

> A lot of the historical symbols of pride have become meaninglessI'm too lazy to search for the exact reference this very moment, but I remember reading about how Seneca was making fun of the wealthy, not-so-educated people of his age that were collecting papyrus books in order to show how cultivated they were.