Linear A Sign A714 ABB

Unicode 18.0 lists the sign in “Fractions and compound fractions,” but gives it no number. Linear A was a Bronze Age Cretan script used for palace accounts and practical or ritual inscriptions; its language remains undeciphered as of 2026. Its earliest evidence comes from Phaistos around 1800–1700 BCE, alongside Cretan Hieroglyphic, another Cretan script. Linear B adapted Linear A’s graphic forms to write Mycenaean Greek.