The 'Kutila' script, a transitional form between Gupta Brahmi and early Nagari, is found in inscriptions from _____ century CE.
- 8th-9th
- 5th-6th
- 11th-12th
- 3rd-4th
Answer: 8th-9th
Kutila script (c. 8th-9th century CE) represents the evolution from late Gupta Brahmi to early Nagari. Found in inscriptions across North India, it features angular letterforms that standardized into medieval Nagari script.