- distributions. This
supports the
possibility of two
sizes of
macanas. Rice,
Prudence M. (2022-10-02). "
Macanas in the
Postclassic Maya Lowlands? A
Preliminary Look"...
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Macaná may
refer to:
Macaná, Guayanilla,
Puerto Rico, a
barrio Macaná, Peñuelas,
Puerto Rico, a
barrio This
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- La M****ana (Catalan pronunciation: [la maˈsana];
originally La
Maçana) is one of the
seven parishes of the Prin****lity of Andorra. It is
located in the...
-
Mayte Gómez
Macanás (born on
March 7,1984 in Murcia, Spain),
known professionally as Mayte, is a
Spanish singer and was 11th
placed finalist on the fifth...
- The
Macaná River (Spanish: Río
Macaná) is a
river of
Guayanilla and Peñuelas,
Puerto Rico. List of
rivers of
Puerto Rico 18°00′23″N 66°46′07″W / 18...
- 1977–78 Copa del Rey, 14
September 1977; Isidro, Aguilar, Santillana, Wolff,
Macanás and Del
Bosque Real
Madrid 7–0 Progrès Niederkorn, 1977–78
European Cup...
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- Tagbanuas, Calmiananen, and
Cuyonon tribes. Oral
history tells that the Datu
Macanas ruled the
entire Busuanga Island where present-day
Coron town lies. Early...
- many
flamboyant trees are
found along the
surrounding Río Guayanes, Río
Macana, and Río
Tallaboa rivers. It
grows in
Paraguay and Brazil.
Delonix regia...
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