U+10111 "𐄑" Aegean Number Twenty Unicode Character

U+10111 "𐄑" Aegean Number Twenty is a numerical symbol from the Aegean number system used by the Minoan and Mycenaean civilizations of ancient Crete and Greece, primarily found on Linear A and Linear B script inscriptions on clay tablets, pottery, and other artifacts. This character represents the numeric value twenty and is part of a larger decimal based system that included units, tens, hundreds, and thousands, with the symbol itself typically appearing as a horizontal line or stroke grouped with others of the same type to denote multiples. The Aegean number set, encoded in the Unicode Standard under the block "Aegean Numbers" (U+10100 to U+1013F), helps modern scholars and digital archivists accurately preserve and analyze these ancient records, providing insight into early accounting, trade, and administrative practices in the Bronze Age Aegean world.