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- proper noun An ancient
Native American pueblo in westernNew Mexico ,United States .
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Once upon a time there lived in Acoma a very bad little girl.
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UNM -- This Friday Sarah Manguso will give a poetry reading at the Student Union Building in Acoma A & B.
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The tree called Acoma hath its wood very hard, and heavy, of the colour of
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American Indian art makes up the greatest portion of the collection, with cultures such as Acoma, Navajo, Haida, Hopi, San Ildefonso and Tlingit represented.
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American Indian art makes up the greatest portion of the collection, with cultures such as Acoma, Navajo, Haida, Hopi, San Ildefonso and Tlingit represented.
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Or marveled at the adobe buildings that make up Acoma Sky City in New Mexico?
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Until ASOIAF and Malazan came along, the Empire trilogy was my favourite series of all time; I re-read it every couple of years and never get tired of the adventures of Mara of the Acoma.
Cover Art for Raymond E. Feist, Janny Wurts and China Mieville
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Like the Acoma church, the roof of the auditorium is held up by enormous carved wooden vigas.
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Or marveled at the adobe buildings that make up Acoma Sky City in New Mexico?
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Or marveled at the adobe buildings that make up Acoma Sky City in New Mexico?
fbharjo commented on the word Acoma
ancient acommadation
February 4, 2012