U+1CDEF "𜷯" Bottom Half Left-Facing Runner Frame-2 Unicode Character

U+1CDEF "𜷯" Bottom Half Left-Facing Runner Frame-2 is a symbolic glyph used historically within the ancient Indus Valley script, a writing system that has not yet been fully deciphered. This specific character belongs to the "Indus Script" block in Unicode, which was encoded to support the study and digital representation of the thousands of short inscriptions found on seals and tablets from the Indus Valley civilization. The name describes its form as the bottom half of a stylized runner figure oriented to the left, and it is one of many frame variants that scholars use to catalog and analyze the recurring patterns and signs in this undeciphered script, aiding archaeological and linguistic research into early writing and communication systems.