Luzagas Bronze Plate
In the late 19th century, a bronze plate measuring 16×15 centimeters was found at Luzaga, in the Guadalajara province of Spain. It contained an inscription of 123 celtiberian characters (both alphabetic and syllabic) comprising 8 lines. Unfortunately, the plate has since been lost, but not before a drawing was made, which is reproduced here.
S0urces:
Joan Ferrer i Jané, “Novetats sobre el sistema dual de diferenciació gràfica de les oclusives,” Palaeohispanica 5 (2005), 957-982.
Carlos Jordán, “¿Sistema dual de escritura en celtibérico?”, Palaeohispanica 5 (2005), 1013-1030.
Carlos Jordán, Celtibérico (Zaragoza, 2004).
Wolfgang Meid, Celtiberian Inscriptions (Budapest, 1994).
Jürgen Untermann, Monumenta Linguarum Hispanicarum. IV Die tartessischen