U+10B58 "𐭘" Inscriptional Parthian Number One Unicode Character

U+10B58 "𐭘" Inscriptional Parthian Number One is a numeral representing the value one, written in the Inscriptional Parthian script that was used in the ancient Near East during the Parthian Empire roughly from the 3rd century BCE to the 3rd century CE. This character is part of a numeric system found on stone inscriptions, coins, and other artifacts, where it denotes the digit one and often appears in sequences to form larger numbers or in dating formulas. Its inclusion in Unicode helps scholars and digital archivists accurately represent and study these historical inscriptions without needing specialized fonts or transliterations.