What does FNETA mean?
FNETA means Friends of Northeast Texas Archaeology
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for Friends of Northeast Texas Archaeology?
Friends of Northeast Texas Archaeology can be abbreviated as FNETA
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What does FNETA stand for? FNETA stands for "Friends of Northeast Texas Archaeology". |
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What is the meaning of FNETA abbreviation? The meaning of FNETA abbreviation is "Friends of Northeast Texas Archaeology". |
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What is FNETA abbreviation? One of the definitions of FNETA is "Friends of Northeast Texas Archaeology". |
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What does FNETA mean? FNETA as abbreviation means "Friends of Northeast Texas Archaeology". |
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Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- FGSJ - Friends of the Georgian Society of Jamaica
- FOCTL - Friends of Central Texas Lacrosse
- FOTPS - Friends of Texas Public Schools
- HSNTX - Humane Society of Northeast Texas
- NETMOB - Northeast Texas Regional Mobility Council
- NETRMA - Northeast Texas Regional Mobility Authority
- NTRETN - Northeast Texas Regional Education Telecommunications Network
- FFNT - Friends Forever of North Texas
- FOAA - Friends of Alexandria Archaeology
- FOSA - Friends of the Office of State Archaeology, Inc
- FOA - Friends of Archaeology
- NETEX - Northeast Texas Rural Rail Transportation District
- FOMFOK - Friends of Mike Friends of Kathy
- FOFHA - Friends of Friends Haitai Association
- FOTH - friends of texas hillel
- NTCC - Northeast Texas Community College
- NTALA - Northeast Texas Association of Legal Assistants
- NTAP - Northeast Texas Association of Paralegals
- NTEC - Northeast Texas Electric Cooperative
- TARL - Texas Archaeology Research Laboratory