Materials from History - Statistics

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Clues Material % Correct
Frequently used by the Chinese and Maya, among others. Comes in a variety of colours, but the most famous is green. Jade
91%
The three materials that the Dead Sea Scrolls are made out of. Papyrus
83%
Used by the Romans and during modern times. Buildings that have used it include the Pantheon and Fallingwater. Concrete
77%
Type of material stave churches are constructed from. Wood
70%
Daguerreotypes use a sheet of copper plated with this material. Silver
60%
The three materials that the Dead Sea Scrolls are made out of. Parchment
59%
Building material made from earth and organic materials. A Spanish word. Adobe
49%
Material that the colour ultramarine was originally made from. Makes up parts of Tutankhamen's burial mask. Lapis lazuli
48%
Precious stone that was traded from the North and Baltic Seas to the Mediterranean in prehistoric and ancient times. Originally formed from an organic material. Amber
45%
Materials used in the Bayeux Tapestry (not including the dye). Wool
45%
Type of stone used for Angkor Wat, Liverpool Cathedral and Petra. Sandstone
44%
Material used in the sculptures of the Nok culture, the Etruscan Apollo of Veii and the Imperial roof decorations of China. Terracotta
42%
The three materials that the Dead Sea Scrolls are made out of. Bronze
35%
Materials used in the Bayeux Tapestry (not including the dye). Linen
34%
Colour of the marble from Verona, used in the Doge's Palace and St Mark's Basilica in Venice. Specifically, it was used for a staircase within the former and for columns within the latter. Red
32%
German alchemist Hennig Brand once tried to make gold from urine, but created this element instead. Phosphorus
15%
Type of iron used to make a dagger, bracelet and headrest found in Tutankhamen's tomb, and several axes from the Shang dynasty. Meteoric
13%
Animal product that was used to make the dyes Tyrian purple and Tekhelet in the ancient world. Mucus
9%
Material used to make the rope bridge Queshuachaca. Grass
6%
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