U+10016 "𐀖" Linear B Syllable B073 Mi Unicode Character

U+10016 "𐀖" Linear B Syllable B073 Mi is a syllabic sign from the Linear B script, which was used in Mycenaean Greece for administrative writing on clay tablets between the 15th and 12th centuries BCE. This specific character represents the syllable "mi" and is part of a larger syllabary that encoded the early Greek language, deciphered by Michael Ventris in 1952. The Linear B script typifies the Bronze Age palace economies of sites like Knossos and Pylos, where these symbols appear in inventories and records of goods. As a digitally encoded glyph in the Unicode Standard, it ensures the preservation and accessibility of this ancient writing system in modern electronic text applications.