vellumkääreistä
Vellumkääreistä refers to ancient Finnish manuscripts or documents that were written on vellum. Vellum is a high-quality parchment made from the skin of young animals, typically calves, and is known for its durability and smooth surface. Historically, vellum was a prized writing material, often used for important religious texts, legal documents, and official records due to its longevity. The practice of using vellum for written records was common in many European cultures before the widespread adoption of paper.
In the context of Finnish history, vellumkääreistä would represent surviving examples of early written communication. These