LCC
E99 H68 H635 1991
Description
From the time of Christ to the fifteenth century, the Hohokam lived in the Sonoran desert. The extensive irrigation network they built is one of the most impressive archaeological remains in the New World. Written by leading Hohokam scholars, this book brings these prehistoric people to a general audience in nontechnical language.
Publication
School of American Research Press, Santa Fe (1991); First Edition, First Printing
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