The Hohokam indians lived in Arizona until they merged with the Pima and Papago tribes near Tucson in 1450 AD.  The Hohokams were Mayan descendents who came to Arizona around 300BC.  

Hohokams were farmers and built canals for their farming.  Over 1600 miles of canals were built in Phoenix, Arizona by the Hohokams.  Those paths of their canals are still used today.

The Hohokams were famous among the indians for their shell carved jewelry.  They lived in homes that looked very much like hogans and ate corn, squash, beans and cactus.  

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