U+1085B "𐡛" Imperial Aramaic Number Ten Unicode Character

U+1085B "𐡛" Imperial Aramaic Number Ten is a numeral used in the Imperial Aramaic script, a writing system employed across the Achaemenid Persian Empire for administrative and official communication from roughly the 5th to 3rd centuries BCE. This character represents the numeric value of ten and is classified under the separate Imperial Aramaic Unicode block, which was added to preserve the historical and epigraphic record of this ancient language. Its design is distinct from modern numerals and reflects the angular, linear style typical of Aramaic inscriptions found on stone monuments and clay tablets, where it was often used in accounting and legal documents to denote quantities or orders of magnitude.