U+1011F "𐄟" Aegean Number Seven Hundred Unicode Character

U+1011F "𐄟" Aegean Number Seven Hundred is a numeral used in the ancient Aegean numeral system, primarily associated with the Minoan and Mycenaean civilizations of the Bronze Age. This character represents the number 700 and is part of a larger set of linear script symbols, known as Linear A and Linear B, which were employed for administrative and accounting purposes on clay tablets and other artifacts. The glyph typically consists of a vertical line with a circular or semi circular symbol attached, reflecting a base 10 additive notation where larger numbers were formed by repeating simpler signs. Its inclusion in Unicode allows for the digital representation and study of these historical scripts, preserving a link to early European record keeping and economic systems.