Moredas, Ribadeneiras, Aguiares - Ribadeo, Lugo, Galicia, España - Relief Art Sculptures on Waymarking.com

In the central part of the shield a cross is represented with four scallops at its ends, which determines its four quarters; both the cross and the scallops are typical of the Ribadeneira.

The first barracks is occupied by three silver scallops; the second, a large tree uprooted or uprooted from sinople; the third, a flattened eagle and the firt, three silver scallops, fourth barracks is occupied by a two-story tower firt,

This shield appears stamped with a "helmet" or "hat" to the right, with "Iambrequines" with slender plumage.

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This coat is is similar to tohers (in other Pazo in Galician and in Triana, Andalucío) but others change the first and third barrack in poition and the helmet appears to the left

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Date Logged Log User Rating   02/06/2022 Ariberna visited it