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Water Wizards: Ancient Irrigation Systems of the Hohokam

Water Wizards: Ancient Irrigation Systems of the Hohokam The Hohokam, masters of irrigation, built a vast network of canals that sustained their society for over a thousand years. What secrets lie buried beneath the modern streets of Phoenix. The Hohokam culture flourished in Arizona from A.D. 600 to 1450, constructing one of the largest prehistoric irrigation networks ever built. In the Salt River Valley, they created a vast system of over a thousand miles of intricate canals, allowing them to cultivate thousands of acres in the arid Sonoran Desert. Also check out:    • Journey through Acoma Sky City   Also check out:    • Journey through Navajo National Monument   Keep watching to see The Archeo Trek, Hohokam, ancient irrigation, Phoenix history, Sonoran Desert, ancient engineering, prehistoric canals, Hohokam culture, Salt River Valley, irrigation systems, ancient America, archaeological discoveries, water management, prehistoric agriculture, Arizona history Subscribe to The Archeotrek for more exclusive HISTORY content. Click here to subscribe:    / @thearchaeotrek   #AncientEngineering #Hohokam #Irrigation #Archaeology #PhoenixHistory