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During which dynasty was paper invented?
paper was invented during the Tang dynasty
What dynasty was paper money invented?
Song dynasty.
What Chinese dynasty invented the inoculation vaccine?
Tang
Did Romans use paper in school?
No the Romans did not invent paper the Chinese invented paper.
What did the Chinese write on before they invented paper?
The Chinese wrote on wooden scrolls, bones, and silk before they invented silk.
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