U+10298 "𐊘" Lycian Letter Tt Unicode Character

U+10298 "𐊘" Lycian Letter Tt is part of the Lycian alphabet, which was used to write the Lycian language in ancient Anatolia, specifically in the region of Lycia (modern-day southwestern Turkey) from roughly 500 to 300 BCE. This letter represents a voiceless dental plosive sound, similar to the English "t". The Lycian script, of which this glyph is a member, was ultimately deciphered in the 20th century and is thought to derive from an older alphabetic tradition, likely influenced by the Greek alphabet, while also containing unique letters for sounds not found in Greek.