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Revision as of 11:42, 30 October 2025
This page contains information about a typical Venetian flagstaff pedestal.
A flagstaff pedestal, pili portabandiera, is a piece of material culture used to display flags symbolizing ownership or allegiance to an organization.
Structure
A typical flagstaff pedestal has two main parts, a flagstaff and a pedestal. They are usually connected by brackets, but many flagstaffs are anchored in the center of the pedestal to which they are connected.
A pedestal may or may not be connected to a flagstaff.
Pedestals sides are referenced by letters with the northmost side being side "A". Other sides are labeled clockwise from there.
Pedestal
The flagpoles in Venice consist of two main parts, the base and the body. This Storymap will focus on the base, also known as a flagstaff pedestal, which is a sturdy platform attached to the ground. Flagstaff pedestals come in a variety of different styles including those made of Istrian stone, bronze, Verona stone, and other metals. This portion of the flagpole holds the body on top of it.
Flagstaff
Most flagstaffs are made of wood, but a few are made of metal.
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