U+1091A "𐤚" Phoenician Number Two Unicode Character

U+1091A "𐤚" Phoenician Number Two is a numeric symbol from the Phoenician script, used by the ancient Phoenician civilization that flourished around 1200–300 BCE along the eastern Mediterranean coast. This character represents the numeral 2, belonging to a distinct set of Phoenician number signs that were derived from their alphabet but employed for counting and commercial purposes, often found in inscriptions on coins, weights, and trade documents. As part of the Unicode Phoenician block, it preserves a fragment of one of the earliest known writing systems, which laid the foundation for many later alphabets, including Greek and Latin.