U+10133 "𐄳" Aegean Number Ninety Thousand Unicode Character

U+10133 "𐄳" Aegean Number Ninety Thousand is a numerical symbol from the ancient Aegean numeral system, which was used primarily by the Minoan and Mycenaean civilizations of the Bronze Age Aegean region, particularly in Linear A and Linear B scripts. This character represents the value of ninety thousand, forming part of a larger decimal-based system where symbols for powers of ten were combined multiplicatively to denote larger numbers. The Aegean number system, which includes units from 1 to 90,000, was employed in administrative and economic records on clay tablets, such as those found at Knossos and Pylos. In modern digital contexts, this character is encoded in Unicode's Aegean Numbers block, enabling its use in historical linguistics, archaeology, and the study of ancient accounting practices.