>> This stuff is presumably highly useful to scholars of ancient languages
>> - and utterly useless to the rest of human civilisation.
>
> Well, ancient language scholars use computers, too. ;)

Indeed.

> The link you found, though - very interesting.  I wonder...
>
> 😹
>
> Yep, it's in the GNOME3 charmap app. :)

I was wondering... Just because a Unicode codepoint exists, does not 
mean that any font anywhere on Earth actually has a glyph for it. But 
apparently whatever monospace font Thunderbird uses does... (Not that 
the glyph is legible.)

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