Multiple choice Where does the earliest evidence of dyeing Easter eggs originate? Russia, 1308 United States, 1793 Britain, 1290 China, 540 BC Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself C Correct answer Explanation The household accounts of King Edward I of England in 1290 show an entry for the purchase and decoration of 450 eggs to be distributed to the royal household, which is widely cited as the earliest written evidence of decorated Easter eggs.