Writing the desert: the ‘Tifinagh’ rock inscriptions of the Tadrart Acacus (southwestern Libya)

Land-use and cultivation in the<i>etaghas</i>of the Tadrart Acacus (south-west Libya): the dawn of Saharan agriculture?

The hyperarid climate of the central Sahara precludes permanent agriculture, although occasional tem

Inscriptions of Libya

Considerations on the sign [hook] and the problem of its interpretation in tifinagh inscriptions

History and signification of the "hook" sign in tifinagh inscriptions.

The desert bees (Apis mellifera L) of Libya

Apis mellifera is endemic to Africa, Europe and western Asia. Its biogeography was addressed based o

Tifinagh and consonantal writing systems

Gelb (1963) famously claimed that the seemingly consonantal West Semitic script is a syllabary with

Writing Tuareg vowels : advantages and disadvantages of the three script options: Arabic, Tifinagh and Roman

Includes bibliographical references (p. 165-168) Dissertation note: Thesis (M.L.) -- University of N