Re: Archaic Greek letter like palm tree?

From: John Hudson (tiro@tiro.com)
Date: Sat Jun 05 2004 - 17:09:24 CDT

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E. Keown wrote:

> I'm looking for an archaic Greek letter (from Crete
> and possibly elsewhere) which to me looks like a small
> drawing of a palm tree. It has a trunk and two
> identical palm frond branches, one to the right, one
> to the left....is this in Unicode, in process, ?

That sounds suspiciously like one of the recognised forms of the Ypsilon in non-archaic Greek.

John Hudson

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