The Libyan inscriptions were founded in all North Africa, in the Canarian islands and particularly in Tunisia. They frequently contained signs identical to the forms of Tifinag (Tuaregue). The Libyan writing is an alphabet system aparently limited to the transcription of consonants. It is presented in horizontal lines, traced from the write to the left or in vertical lines traced from the low to the top. This writing seams not having the same valour, in the different regions, and also did not found, proper interpretations, until now.