Paleohispanic scripts

Target entity: Paleohispanic scripts
Context triple: [Celtiberia, writingSystem, Paleohispanic scripts]

• A. Punic script
  Punic script is a later, regionally adapted form of the Phoenician writing system used primarily in Carthage and other Punic-speaking communities around the western Mediterranean.
• B. Epi-Olmec script
  The Epi-Olmec script is an early Mesoamerican writing system, used in the Isthmus of Tehuantepec region and known from inscriptions such as the La Mojarra Stela.
• C. Zapotec script
  The Zapotec script is one of Mesoamerica’s earliest known writing systems, used by the ancient Zapotec civilization to record calendrical, religious, and political information on monuments and artifacts.
• D. Samaritan script
  The Samaritan script is an ancient consonantal writing system used by the Samaritan community to write their version of Hebrew and Aramaic, preserving a distinct tradition separate from mainstream Jewish scripts.
• E. Hanunóo script
  The Hanunóo script is an indigenous Brahmic-derived syllabic writing system traditionally used by the Hanunóo Mangyan people of Mindoro in the Philippines.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Paleohispanic scripts
Target entity description: Paleohispanic scripts are a group of ancient writing systems used in the Iberian Peninsula before the adoption of the Latin alphabet, employed by various pre-Roman peoples to record their languages.

• A. Punic script
  Punic script is a later, regionally adapted form of the Phoenician writing system used primarily in Carthage and other Punic-speaking communities around the western Mediterranean.
• B. Epi-Olmec script
  The Epi-Olmec script is an early Mesoamerican writing system, used in the Isthmus of Tehuantepec region and known from inscriptions such as the La Mojarra Stela.
• C. Zapotec script
  The Zapotec script is one of Mesoamerica’s earliest known writing systems, used by the ancient Zapotec civilization to record calendrical, religious, and political information on monuments and artifacts.
• D. Samaritan script
  The Samaritan script is an ancient consonantal writing system used by the Samaritan community to write their version of Hebrew and Aramaic, preserving a distinct tradition separate from mainstream Jewish scripts.
• E. Hanunóo script
  The Hanunóo script is an indigenous Brahmic-derived syllabic writing system traditionally used by the Hanunóo Mangyan people of Mindoro in the Philippines.
• F. None of above. chosen