U+10124 "𐄤" Aegean Number Three Thousand Unicode Character

U+10124 "𐄤" Aegean Number Three Thousand is a numeric symbol from the Aegean numbering system used in the ancient Minoan and Mycenaean civilizations, primarily found on Linear A and Linear B inscriptions. This character represents the specific value of three thousand and is part of a larger set of decimal-based signs that recorded quantities for trade, taxation, and inventories on clay tablets. Its inclusion in the Unicode Standard allows scholars and digital projects to accurately encode and study these early scripts, preserving a crucial link to Bronze Age Aegean economic and administrative practices.