U+10007 "𐀇" Linear B Syllable B007 Di Unicode Character

U+10007 "𐀇" Linear B Syllable B007 Di is a syllabic sign representing the sound "di" in the Linear B script, which was used in Mycenaean Greece for administrative records between roughly 1450 and 1200 BCE. This character belongs to the Linear B Syllabary block in Unicode, which was encoded to support the digital representation of ancient Aegean texts. In the Linear B writing system, "di" functioned as one of many phonetic syllables used to spell out Mycenaean Greek words, often appearing in economic tablets and palace inventories on clay tablets. Its inclusion in the Unicode standard allows scholars and enthusiasts to accurately preserve, study, and share these early examples of Greek writing in modern digital formats.