U+1087A "𐡺" Palmyrene Number Two Unicode Character

U+1087A "𐡺" Palmyrene Number Two is a numeral from the ancient Palmyrene script used in the city of Palmyra in modern day Syria between the 1st century BCE and the 3rd century CE. This character represents the number 2 and belongs to the Palmyrene script which was based on the Aramaic alphabet but featured distinct letterforms ideal for carving into stone monuments and inscriptions. The Palmyrene number system used a combination of these numeral signs and the Unicode standard includes this character in the Palmyrene block (U+10860 to U+1087F) to support the digital representation of historical texts from the Palmyrene civilization.