U+102B6 "𐊶" Carian Letter Tt2 Unicode Character

U+102B6 "𐊶" Carian Letter Tt2 is a graphic symbol from the Carian alphabet, an ancient script used primarily in Anatolia (modern-day Turkey) from roughly the 7th to 4th centuries BCE to write the Carian language, which remains only partially deciphered. This specific letter, named Tt2, represents a consonantal sound and is part of a unique writing system that was largely replaced by Greek after the region's Hellenization. The character itself appears as a distinct linear glyph, often resembling a stylized T or cross shape, and is encoded in Unicode to support historical and linguistic study of the Carian civilization.