Hieratic Numerals Písmo

Hieratic Numerals by David Kerkhoff is a free ancient-sign dingbat font built from broad, hand-drawn marks. Its uneven strokes shift between compact symbols and long sweeping curves, with blunt ends and a distinctly inked texture.

Egyptian-inspired signs suit museum graphics and historical publishing, where the lettering can echo reproduced inscriptions. They also fit educational games focused on early writing systems. On a book cover, each symbol can become an illustrated artifact rather than ordinary text.

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The Hieratic numeral system was used in ancient Egypt and consisted of ones, tens, hundreds, and thousands. Ancient Egyptians did not have a zero.

This font is available free of charge for personal use. To receive instructions explaining which glyph corresponds to each numeral, a donation through PayPal is required. After the donation, a PDF file will be sent.

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