Accala Indians
from The Lost World
A tribe of small, wiry, active, well-built men with lank black hair tied in a bunch, hairless faces, and features that glow like polished bronze in sunlight. Their ear lobes are torn from lost ornaments. They wear loin-clothes of leather. Their speech is unintelligible to the explorers but fluent among themselves.
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About Accala Indians
Accala Indians is a supporting character in Arthur Conan Doyle's classic novel "The Lost World" (1912). A tribe of small, wiry, active, well-built men with lank black hair tied in a bunch, hairless faces, and features that glow like polished bronze in sunlight. Their ear lobes are torn from lost ornaments. They wear loin-clothes of leather. Their speech is unintelligible to the explorers but fluent among themselves.
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