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The Hohokam were a people in ancient North America, who lived in Southern Arizona by the tucson basin, from 300 B.C to 1450 A.D.

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Hohokam means those who have vanished In Pima. Pima is a Aztecan language of Southern Arizona. This term makes sense because the people vanished around 1450 A.D. before settlers even arrived in America
https://www.britannica.com/topic/Hohokam-culture

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Hohokam agricultural products were vastly made up of corn and cotton. Because they lived in Arizona, where the ground is not fertile. So, they would plant their faming products.

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The Hohokam built pit houses out of clay and sticks. The floors were often covered in brush to make them more comfortable

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Created ditches and canals to help irrigate their crops and provide water for all of their people.

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Their cultures were divided into four separate periods. The pioneer (200-775), Colonial (775-975), Sedentary (975-1150), and from (1150 to approximately 1350 or 1450)
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The Hohokam were farmers, and they needed water for their crops. This shows that they relied heavily on the natural resources.

The Hohokam wore different clothing at different times, or during different seasons. During the winter, they wore buckskins shirts and cloth ponchos. In the warmer seasons, they wore breechcloths and aprons.

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https://tjsgardendotcom1.wordpress.com/2013/08/16/agua-caliente-history-natural-spring-park-tucson-az/hohokam-canals/

https://www.tes.com/lessons/abCYS8NWCtweqw

http://www.t-rat.com/images/ArchaeologyContinue/HohokamCanalArt.jpg

https://delange.org/CasaGrandeRuins/CasaGrandeRuins.htm