U+101E3 "𐇣" Phaistos Disc Sign Dolium Unicode Character

U+101E3 "𐇣" Phaistos Disc Sign Dolium is a symbol from the ancient Phaistos Disc, a mysterious fired clay artifact discovered in 1908 on the island of Crete. This sign depicts a dolium, which is a large storage jar or pithos commonly used in Minoan civilization for holding wine, oil, or grain. Although the precise meaning of the Phaistos Disc and its 241 pictographic stamps remains undeciphered, the dolium sign is thought to represent a container or possibly a concept of abundance or storage. The character was officially encoded in Unicode version 5.1 in 2008 under the Phaistos Disc block, preserving the artifact's enigmatic script for modern digital use and scholarly study.