Phoenician
Block from U+10900 to U+1091F. This block was introduced in Unicode version 5.0 (2006). It contains 29 codepoints.
The Wikipedia provides the following information on block Phoenician:
Phoenician is a Unicode block containing characters used across the Mediterranean world from the 12th century BCE to the 3rd century CE. The Phoenician alphabet was added to the Unicode Standard in July 2006 with the release of version 5.0. An alternative proposal to handle it as a font variation of Hebrew was turned down.
Chart at Unicode.org (PDF)
Block at Decode Unicode
- Phoenician Letter Alf
- Phoenician Letter Bet
- Phoenician Letter Gaml
- Phoenician Letter Delt
- Phoenician Letter He
- Phoenician Letter Wau
- Phoenician Letter Zai
- Phoenician Letter Het
- Phoenician Letter Tet
- Phoenician Letter Yod
- Phoenician Letter Kaf
- Phoenician Letter Lamd
- Phoenician Letter Mem
- Phoenician Letter Nun
- Phoenician Letter Semk
- Phoenician Letter Ain
- Phoenician Letter Pe
- Phoenician Letter Sade
- Phoenician Letter Qof
- Phoenician Letter Rosh
- Phoenician Letter Shin
- Phoenician Letter Tau
- Phoenician Number One
- Phoenician Number Ten
- Phoenician Number Twenty
- Phoenician Number One Hundred
- Phoenician Number Two
- Phoenician Number Three
- U+1091C
- U+1091D
- U+1091E
- Phoenician Word Separator