Crossword Clue: Ancient neighbor of Carthage
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- Ancient African city
- Ancient city in Africa
- Ancient city near Carthage
- Ancient city NW of Carthage
- Ancient neighbor of Carthage
- Ancient Phoenician city northwest of Carthage
- A city in central New York
- Annette Funicello's N.Y. birthplace
- Ally of Carthage
- Central New York city
- Central New York town
- Empire State city
- It's between Albany and Syracuse on I-90
- It's east of Syracuse
- First Woolworth's location
- It's in central New York
- City 15 miles from Rome
- City 15 miles SE of Rome
- City about 50 miles east of Syracuse
- City between Albany and Rochester
- City destroyed by Arabs around 700 AD
- City destroyed by Arabs around 700 A.D.
- City east of Syracuse
- City ESE of Rome
- City in central New York
- City in N. Y.
- City in New York
- City in New York's Mohawk Valley
- City in the Empire State
- City in the middle of New York
- City in the Mohawk Valley
- City in upstate New York
- City in upstate N.Y.
- City near N.Y.'s Thruway
- City near Oneida Lake
- City near Rome
- City near Syracuse, New York
- City near Syracuse
- City near the Mohawk River
- City northeast of Colgate University
- City of New York or ancient Africa
- City of New York
- City on the Barge Canal
- City on the Erie Canal
- City on the Mohawk River.
- City on the Mohawk River
- City on the Mohawk
- City SE of Rome
- City settled on the site of Fort Schuyler
- City southeast of Rome
- City where the first Woolworth's opened, 1879
- Erie Canal city
- Erie Canal town in New York
- Capital of the Roman province of Africa
- Industrial city on the Mohawk.
- Carthage neighbor
- College of New York
- Textile city in New York.
- Rival of ancient Carthage
- Where Woolworth opened his first store
- Punic War city
- NY city on the Mohawk
- N.Y. city on the Mohawk
- N.Y. city
- N.Y. Thruway city
- Rome ally, once
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- The Pioneers of the N.C.A.A.
- N. Y. city
- Old city near Carthage
- Neighbor of Carthage
- Neighbor of Rome, NY
- Neighbor of Rome
- Neighbor of Syracuse
- One of several Brooklyn avenues named after an upstate New York city
- New York birthplace of Annette Funicello
- New York burg
- New York city named for a Phoenician colony
- New York city near Rome
- New York city on the Mohawk River
- New York city on the Mohawk
- New York city or its college
- New York city where the first Woolworth's store opened
- New York city with a name from antiquity
- New York city with the supposed nickname "the city that God forgot"
- New York city
- New York college town
- New York location of the first Woolworths store
- New York site of the first Woolworth five-and-dime
- New York State Thruway city
- New York thruway city
- Oneida Co. city
- Oneida's county seat
- Mohawk River city
- Mohawk Valley city
- North African ally of Rome
- Woolworth opened his first store here, in 1879
- Site of the first Woolworth's
- Seat of New York's Oneida County
- Seat of Oneida County
- Upstate N. Y. city
- Upstate New York city
- Upstate New York college
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- New York Times - Dec. 24, 1984
