Nuragus

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Official blazon
Italian	Semipartito troncato; nel Primo, d’azzurro, al grappolo d’uva d’argento, pampinoso di due di verde; nel Secondo, di verde, al covone di spighe di grano d’oro, legato da un nastro di rosso; nel Terzo, di rosso, al nuraghe Santu Millanu d’argento, fondato sulla campagna di verde. Ornamenti esteriori da Comune.
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Origin/meaning

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