The inscriptions are graphically very similar to the Serabit inscriptions, but show a greater hieroglyphic influence, such as a glyph for a man that was apparently not read alphabetically: The first of these ("h1") is a figure of celebration A28, whereas the second ("h2") is either that of a child A17 or of dancing A32. If the latter, "h1" and "h2" may be graphic variants (such as two hieroglyphs both used to write the Canaanite word "hillul" "jubilation") rather than different consonants.