...ey stone was historically used as a building material and both a number of buildings with this stone, as well as stone quarries can be found in the area.
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The arms show two typical prehistoric buildings, indicating a longtime history of the area. The prehistorical earth house w
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In 1945, most of the buildings in the municipality were destroyed in the fights between the German Wehrmac
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...r elevation from the roof, through which the light enters the attic of the buildings, as well as the hills, being the predominant form of relief in the area.
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Architecturally distinctive buildings and steeples represent the cultural and religious heritage. Today, the stee
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...ards used the same design; the chequered bend and either a castle or other buildings in the upper half, see also image below.
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The lower half shows a stone wall for the many ancient stone buildings in the village. The palm leaf refers to Saint Valery (Valère), who was kil
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...last surviving mill – Hamlin’s Mill in Mill Road (the remains of ancillary buildings can still be seen) and again represents Hailsham’s close connection with
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...The lower part shows the church in Chammünster, one of the main historical buildings in the county. It represents the coming Christianity in the early Middle Ag
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...ry when neighbouring Kiel became a major naval port. Some of the new naval buildings were constructed on Mönkeberg territory. In 1903 the major beacons for the
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===Religious buildings===
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...stercian monastery at Neuberg was dissolved and its lands confiscated. The buildings are now used by the Oesterreichische Bundesforste (Austrian State Forests),
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...ont of the Atlas Mountains, below a rising sun representing a new era. The buildings stand for industry and the plants for agriculture.
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...used to be in the area. The red colour symbolises the bricks used in most buildings. The waves in the third quarter symbolise the Ewige Meer lake in the munici
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...h monastery they belonged by the arms on the walls. At the dissolution the buildings were sold, but were repaired, and in 1560 became Gloucester Hall. Then in 1
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...ymbolizes the monuments of local architecture - the Roman camp, the Dacian buildings, the medieval castles.
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The bend symbolizes the important constructions of the commune (buildings, monuments) from different historical periods.
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...s running parallel to each other east to west, while it also refers to the buildings lying between the creeks. The brickwork also recalls the brick, clay and bl
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