Luwian hieroglyphs are a form of writing used by the ancient Luwians, a people who lived in what is now western Turkey. This script combines logographic and syllabic elements, allowing it to represent both whole words and sounds. Luwian hieroglyphs were primarily used for inscriptions on monuments and seals, often associated with the Hittite civilization. The script is closely related to Hittite hieroglyphs and was used from around the 2nd millennium BCE. Luwian hieroglyphs provide valuable insights into the language, culture, and history of the Luwians, contributing to our understanding of ancient Anatolian societies.