*** About Hohokam Culture: The Hohokam were an indigenous people who lived in the American Southwest from approximately 200 to 1450 AD, notable for their pioneering of desert agriculture assisted by extensive irrigation canal networks, some of which are still in use today. They built vast communities throughout the Sonoran Desert, particularly around the present-day sites of Phoenix, Tucson, and Tempe, Arizona. Hohokam pottery, widely recognized for its red-on-buff designs, and shell jewelry also reflect a culture rich in artistry and commerce. Archaeological findings illustrate a society both influenced by and influential to neighboring cultures, portraying the Hohokam as a central node in a broader prehistoric network that spanned what is now the Southwestern United States.:

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