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 | Türk bayrağı (Flag of Turkey) Türk bayrağı, Türkiye Cumhuriyeti'nin ulusal ve resmî bayrağı. |
 | Mercury (alternate #2) One of several alchemical symbols used to indicate mercury. |
 | Nice people A French hobo sign indicating that nice people live here. |
 | Alcohol (alternate #2) One of several alchemical symbols used to indicate alcohol. |
 | Rainbow When it comes to natural phenomena, there are few things more intangible (for lack of a better term) than rainbows: you can’t pick them up in your hand like a rock; you can’t hear them like a thunder… |
 | Malachite Like many gemstones, malachite possesses a number of different symbolic meanings. |
 | Banana First cultivated in Southeast Asia and New Guinea, the banana is now an important crop in many parts of the world. Although the symbolic meaning of the banana varies quite sharply from area to area, … |
 | Sublimation (alternate #1) An alchemical symbol used to indicate sublimation. |
 | Precipitation (alternate #1) One of several alchemical symbols for precipitation, in this case precipitation from solution. |
 | Gold (alternate #1) One of several alchemical symbols used to indicate gold. |
 | Anchor Cross This symbol, which can take several different forms, is a variation of the Christian cross. |
 | Silver (alternate #2) One of several alchemical signs used to indicate silver. |
 | Onion When it comes to the culinary field, onions have a very mixed reputation; on the one hand they have served as an important foodstuff for thousands of years, and their natural pungency adds distinctiv… |
 | Poppy The cultural importance of the poppy stretches back over 3000 years, and its symbolic associations are fairly well known to modern society. These associations can be divided into two broad categories… |
 | Olive Olives have been cultivated by Mediterranean peoples for at least five thousand years, and are still a major staple of cuisines in the region. This article will address not just the olive itself, but… |
 | Pontevedra #2 A carving discovered in Pontevedra, northwestern Spain. No contextual information known at this time. |
 | Imperial Porphyry This purple-colored stone has been prized by Mediterranean civilizations for thousands of years. Used to carve objects and statutes of all descriptions, this material formed the pillar- quite literal… |
 | Nazar Believed to have originated in modern-day Turkey, the nazar is a type of amulet that can be seen, in varying forms, in countries all around the Mediterranean Sea. |
 | Ensō The Ensō is a simple calligraphic design originating from Zen Buddhism. |
 | Chrysanthemum In parts of eastern Asia, the chrysanthemum is extremely important as a cultural symbol. Although the lotus flower has symbolic meaning across a larger swath of the continent, in China and Japan it r… |
 | Saffron Saffron is a spice with both culinary uses and symbolic importance. Difficult to find and time consuming to gather and process, it was highly prized by many cultures and has acquired a number of impo… |
 | Dates The cultivation of dates began over 5000 years ago, and the fruit is still an important foodstuff in many parts of the world. In terms of symbolism, the date has much in common with the fig, and asid… |
 | KRG Kurdistan Regional Government |
 | Flag of Russia The flag of the Russian Federation is a tricolor flag consisting of three equal horizontal fields; white on the top, blue in the middle and red on the bottom. |
 | Saturn\Lead #2 A symbol representing both the planet Saturn and the metal lead. These two things were often associated with each other. For more details, see the symbols for 'Saturn' and 'Lead'. |
