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Playing the Game: A Study of Hohokam Ballcourt Structures Using Performance Theory
, 2020 This thesis is a study of Hohokam ballcourt structures using a performance theory based approach. I use ballcourt maps to calculate a range for each ballcourt’s potential number of observers.
Molinares, Stephen R.
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How changes in subsistence influenced the health of the Hohokam tribe
, 2013 This paper discusses how the change in subsistence patterns from the Sedentary Period to the Classic Period affected the health of the Hohokam tribes of the North American Southwest.
Boll, Alison
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The Organization and Evolution of the Hohokam Economy Agent-Based Modeling of Exchange in the Phoenix Basin, Arizona, AD 200-1450 [PDF]
, 2013 : The Hohokam of central Arizona left behind evidence of a culture markedly different from and more complex than the small communities of O'odham farmers first encountered by Europeans in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries A.D.
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, 2015 International audienceConstruction, maintenance and abandonment of Hohokam Prehistoric hydraulic systems (Phoenix, Arizona): social or hydroclimatic ...
Purdue, Louise
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Pre-contact Agave domesticates - living legacy plants in Arizona's landscape. [PDF]
Ann Bot, 2023 Hodgson WC +2 more
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Exploring Complexity in the Past: The Hohokam Water Management Simulation
, 2009 The Hohokam Water Management Simulation (HWM) is a computer simulation for exploring the operation of the Hohokam irrigation systems in southern Arizona.
Murphy, John Todd
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Rock Art And Ontology: Patterns Of Hohokam Imagery
, 2019 Although the Hohokam produced a number of rock art sites that feature a variety of images, rock art scholars have yet to explore how often different types of images occur at these sites or how they are associated on individual rock features. As such, the
Morris, Deianira
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, 2014 The Hohokam people occupied the southern Arizona desert for more than one thousand years from approximately 450 A.D. to 1450 A.D. Beginning approximately 1100 A.D., the Hohokam underwent a dramatic cultural change.
Shereff, Daniel
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The Agavoideae: an emergent model clade for CAM evolutionary biology. [PDF]
Ann Bot, 2023 Heyduk K +3 more
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Public Architecture as a Reflection of Sociopolitical Orginization and Ideology of the Hohokam
, 2002 Public architecture inherently functions as an integrative mechanism. These communal structures, as physical manifestations of an ideology, unite individuals and disparate populations through collective experience, frequently as a shared ritual or ...
Schultz, Rachael
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