What does the term 'vellum' refer to?

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A type of writing material crafted from animal hidesLabor services that peasants were required to provide to their lordA form of poetry written in unrhymed iambic pentameterA solemn and binding pledge of loyaltyNone of the above

Explanation

Option A is correct. Vellum is a fine-quality parchment made from the skins of animals, typically calves, used historically as a writing surface. The other options describe unrelated concepts: B refers to feudal duties of peasants, C to a poetic meter known as blank verse, and D to a formal oath of allegiance.