Papyrus 90
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Papyrus 90 is one of the earliest fragments of the New Testament, from a codex rather than a scroll. This contains verses 18:36-19:7, written on both sides, from the Gospel of John.
This text is from the Oxyrhynchus papyri, which were manuscripts uncovered in a garbage dump located near Oxyrhynchus, Egypt.
This fragment is located in the Sackler Library Papyrology Room at the University of Oxford, U.K.[1]