 Others prefer to name this script South Lusitanian, because almost all of the southwestern inscriptions have been found in the south of Portugal (an area included in the Roman province of Lusitania), where the Greek and Roman sources locate the Pre-Roman Conii or Cynetes people, rather than in the zone generally considered Tartessian (between Huelva and the Guadalquivir valley).However, the name South Lusitanian may wrongly suggest a relation with the Lusitanian language.Other proposed names include Bastulo-Turdetanian and escrita cónia.