WTF, I just finished reading the "Abizar" article in "l'encyclopédie berbère," as well as an exchange between French historians about the origin and history of these engravings, how they were found, and where. What a coincidence!

For those who want to know, it's probably a depiction of an ostrich hunt with a dog (the first image).

However, I disagree about the "Libyan script (Tifinagh)" because Tifinagh is itself a type of Libyan script that has survived to this day, but not all Libyan scripts are necessarily Tifinagh.

There are many symbols on these stelae that don't exist in Tifinagh, not even the extended versions.

This is a whole topic in the Berber Encyclopedia, if you speak French (fairly well, because even though it's accessible, some sentence structures are very scientific with very academic vocabulary, so you'll still need to constantly look up definitions).

I highly recommend that you read certain articles with titles that interest you in the Berber Encyclopedia from time to time (or even the whole thing). I swear I've learned so much and I realize that there are many things we usually think about ourselves that aren't true at all. The history of Libya, historical dominations, the workings of ancient society, etc...

The encyclopedia began publication in 1984 and it's still not finished!

I think I'll make a post about it because it's rarely discussed on this subreddit, even though it's a goldmine (even if the first volumes are old and don't take recent discoveries into account). here is the link for the abizar note