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Physically, Acamarians can be identified by a formed indentation in their foreheads, and bear traditional tattooing of the face. Acamarian [[blood]] is composed of an odd composite of [[iron]] and [[copper]] based blood chemistry. This is rare in most other species in this area of the [[Milky Way Galaxy|galaxy]]. |
Physically, Acamarians can be identified by a formed indentation in their foreheads, and bear traditional tattooing of the face. Acamarian [[blood]] is composed of an odd composite of [[iron]] and [[copper]] based blood chemistry. This is rare in most other species in this area of the [[Milky Way Galaxy|galaxy]]. |
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The Acamarian [[Government and politics|government]] was headed by [[Sovereign]] [[Marouk]] in 2366. In that year, she offered a repatriation for the estranged Gatherers, mediated by [[Jean-Luc Picard]] and negotiations to reunite the Acamarians and the Gatherers took place at a gatherer camp on [[planet]] [[Gamma Hromi II]]. Picard was eventually successful and the Gatherers agreed to return home the same year. ({{TNG|The Vengeance Factor}}) |
The Acamarian [[Government and politics|government]] was headed by [[Sovereign]] [[Marouk]] in 2366. In that year, she offered a repatriation for the estranged Gatherers, mediated by [[Jean-Luc Picard]] and negotiations to reunite the Acamarians and the Gatherers took place at a gatherer camp on [[planet]] [[Gamma Hromi II]]. Picard was eventually successful and the Gatherers agreed to return home the same year. ({{TNG|The Vengeance Factor}}) |
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Revision as of 15:19, 2 January 2008
Marouk, a female Acamarian
Chorgan, a male Acamarian
The Acamarians are a humanoid civilization native to the Alpha Quadrant. Their homeworld is Acamar III.
Leaving behind a traditional history of clan rivalries and violent feuding, Acamarians had enjoyed peace for nearly a century in 2366. The exception to the reconciliation were the Gatherers, a segment of the population that split from the more conservative Acamarians and refused to be a part of the peace settlement and since then lived offworld, as nomadic interstellar marauders, believed to have been responsible for numerous raids on various outposts and ships in the sector near Acamar III.
Physically, Acamarians can be identified by a formed indentation in their foreheads, and bear traditional tattooing of the face. Acamarian blood is composed of an odd composite of iron and copper based blood chemistry. This is rare in most other species in this area of the galaxy.
Acamarian culture places much importance to clan membership, both socially and in political circles. In earlier eras, clan warfare was notoriously violent. One such feud, between the Lornak and the Tralestas, lasted almost three centuries, and ended only after the last Tralesta was killed.
The Acamarian government was headed by Sovereign Marouk in 2366. In that year, she offered a repatriation for the estranged Gatherers, mediated by Jean-Luc Picard and negotiations to reunite the Acamarians and the Gatherers took place at a gatherer camp on planet Gamma Hromi II. Picard was eventually successful and the Gatherers agreed to return home the same year. (TNG: "The Vengeance Factor")