U+108A7 "𐢧" Nabataean Number One Unicode Character

U+108A7 "𐢧" Nabataean Number One is a historical numeral from the Nabataean script, an ancient Aramaic-derived writing system used by the Nabataean kingdom from roughly the 2nd century BCE to the 4th century CE. This character represents the number one in a distinct numeric system that the Nabataeans employed for accounting, trade, and monumental inscriptions, often found on rock carvings and papyri across regions like modern-day Jordan and Saudi Arabia. As part of the Nabataean block in Unicode, it preserves a key element of the cultural and economic heritage of this civilization, reflecting their sophisticated record keeping that influenced later Arabic numeral traditions.