U+1001A "𐀚" Linear B Syllable B024 Ne Unicode Character

U+1001A "𐀚" Linear B Syllable B024 Ne is a glyph from the Linear B script, a syllabary used in ancient Mycenaean Greece primarily for administrative records on clay tablets dating from around 1450 to 1200 BCE. This character specifically represents the syllable "ne" and is part of a set of over 200 syllabic signs that were deciphered by Michael Ventris in 1952, revealing an early form of the Greek language. As a digital representation, it belongs to the Linear B Syllabary block in Unicode, enabling modern scholars and enthusiasts to encode, display, and study these historical texts electronically for archaeological and linguistic research.