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23 Oct 2009 ... Hohokam (ho-ho-KAHM) is one of the four major prehistoric archaeological traditions of what is now the American Southwest. ...
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The Hohokam peoples occupied a wide area of south-central Arizona from roughly Flagstaff south to the Mexican border. They are thought to have originally ...
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Information about Hohokam Stadium, Mesa, Arizona, spring training home of the Chicago Cubs.
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The name Hohokam (pronounced with the accent on the last syllable) comes from the word Hoohoogum, the name given by the contemporary Native Americans in ...
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7 Dec 1998 ... A computer model of an ancient Hohokam village, with text information available for each part of the village.
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9 Oct 2008 ... Who were the Hohokam? Archeological evidence suggests they may have descended from an earlier hunting and gathering “Archaic” culture that ...
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The prehistoric Hohokam people lived in central and southern Arizona from about AD 1 to 1450. They were expert farmers, ...
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The Hohokam are thought to have emigrated from Mexico to Arizona around 300 B.C. These ... The Hohokam were also known for their intricate working of shells ...
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Computer rendering of an ancient Hohokam dwelling.
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