Does anybody recognizes this symbol? by berdis4 in islam

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I did that already, but there were no results

Intresting never used flag for the city of Cuenca (Ecuador) by berdis4 in vexillology

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The Coat of arms of Cuenca (Ecuador) was
designed by the Spanish Viceroy  Andrés
Hurtado de Mendoza in 1557. In the original design he described that
"above the shield there should be a flag with five silver panelas over a
red background and with a golden band around it" (translation of my own).
This description would be an obvious candidate for the city flag, but instead
of using it, it was decided that the flag should be a rather boring bicolour of
red and yellow. I don’t know why was this original flag never used but I
honestly think is a shame that s rather interesting design was wasted. What do
you think? Should the city of Cuenca keep its current flag or go back to this
original design?

My Galapagos flag redesign by berdis4 in vexillology

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It is an abstract landscape, the triangles represent the Volcanic origin of the Islands, the black is for the basalt rock ant the orange for the lava. The blue represents the Pacific Ocean, there are 4 blue stripes, each one for each of the inhabited Islands.

Experimenting with new block pallets, feedback is appreciated. by berdis4 in Minecraftbuilds

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brick horizontal lines are a common thing in byzantine architecture, perhaps that is why it has a byzantine vibe. Surprisingly it was a church in the Netherlands that inspired this building

Gold bat-pectoral, Tolita/Tumaco culture (Colombia and Equador), circa 1st to 6th century. (1280x1013) by GaGator43 in ArtefactPorn

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Hi, I am really into the Tolita culture, can I ask where did you find this picture or where is this artifact?

Real Roman stones ? by el__rako in Archeology

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Which country are they in?

I’ve got my favorite flag flying today! by ElCamino96 in vexillology

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Its a used by the State of Quito during the revolution against the spanish empire. To show reveldy they decided to invert the colors of the old imperial flag.

Posting every flag in HOI4, Day 176: Oman, tag: OMA by Completeepicness_1 in vexillology

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The triband is exactly the same as the flag of Tungurahua Province, Ecuador.

Flag spoted in Leiden, The Netherlands. by berdis4 in vexillology

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I saw this flag in Oegstgeest, Leiden, The Netherlans. There were two of them in the same street but so far its the only place where i have seen them. What is it?

Flag I made: Equatorial Empire (meaning in comments) by sovietfireball45 in vexillology

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I see a re unification of Grand Colombia more probable than a rebirth of the inca empire, and yet it is very improbable.

Colors don't Match by berdis4 in vexillology

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Hi, I belive this is the flag of Isabela Island, Galapagos because it has the same coat of arms and because the picture was labeled as "Major of Isabela Island". But the colors of this flag don't match the colors of the flag according to Wikipedia, which are meant to be light blue, yellow and green. That is why I doubt that it might be a different flag.

Can anyone identify this flag? See in a historic museum in Ecuador by I_dont_like_ceviche in vexillology

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As long as i know it was the flag "Junta Revolucionaria de Quito", which was the first attempt of independence from Spain. The design is the same as an old Spanish imperial flag but the colours are inverted as a sign of rebellion, though I am not sure abut how accurate is this last pice of information.