Coat o airms o Zimbabwe
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The Coat o Airms o Zimbabwe wis adoptit on September 21, 1981, ane year an five month efter the naitional banner wis adoptit.
The Coat o Airms depicts twa kudus on the left an richt, each standin on tap o an earthly moond componed o stalks o wheat, a pile o cotton, an a heid o maize. At thair feet thare is an' a' a banner emblazoned wi the Zimbabwe naitional motto (Unity, Freedom, Wirk). The shield itself is green, featurin 14 waves o alternatin white an blue waved lines at tap (chief argent), an an' a' at the centre o the shield a representation o the auncient Kinrick o Great Zimbabwe is shawn. Placed ahint the shield are an agricultural hoe (tae the left) an an automatic rifle (tae the richt), baith o which are tied wi twistit strips o green an gowd silk. On the crest, the red star an the Great Zimbabwe Bird, which are an aa depictit in the naitional banner, are shawn.
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