Choose the odd one outaThe most important piece of Libyco-Berber writing was pillaged and sold to the British Museum for five pounds. It’s not currently on display.bit’s possible that it’s an ancestor of modern Berber languages – although even that’s not clear – the script is usually called Libyco-Berber.cFour different writing systems have been used in Algeria out of which three are well known – Phoenician, Latin and Arabic – while one is both indigenous to Africa and survives only as a writing system.dYet only short passages of it survive, all of them painted or engraved on rock. Everything else written in Libyco-Berber has disappeared.eThe language it represents is called Old Libyan or Numidian, simply because it was spoken in Numidia and Libya.