U+100F1 "𐃱" Linear B Ideogram Vessel B218 Unicode Character

U+100F1 "𐃱" Linear B Ideogram Vessel B218 is a symbol from the ancient Linear B script, which was used for writing Mycenaean Greek primarily on clay tablets in the Bronze Age, around 1450 to 1200 BCE. This particular ideogram represents a type of vessel, designated as B218 in the standard classification of Linear B signs, and it would have been used in administrative contexts to denote a specific container or its contents, such as oil, wine, or other commodities recorded in palace inventories. The character is part of the Unicode Linear B Ideograms block, which includes over 120 signs that depict objects like weapons, chariots, and pottery, allowing for the digital representation of this early writing system for research and preservation.