U+1001B "𐀛" Linear B Syllable B030 Ni Unicode Character

U+1001B "𐀛" Linear B Syllable B030 Ni is a specific glyph from the ancient Linear B script, a syllabary used primarily for administrative records in Mycenaean Greek from roughly 1450 to 1200 BCE. This character represents the phonetic syllable "ni," one of numerous signs in the Linear B system that was deciphered in the 1950s by Michael Ventris and John Chadwick. Its inclusion in Unicode ensures that historians, linguists, and digital scholars can accurately encode and display this ancient symbol in modern electronic texts, preserving a direct link to the economic and cultural documentation of the Mycenaean civilization.