*** About Hohokam Ballcourts: The Hohokam ballcourts were central features in the social and ceremonial life of the Hohokam culture of the American Southwest, particularly from around AD 750 to 1200. Constructors of the most extensive irrigation networks in the prehistoric New World, their advancements in agricultural and hydraulic engineering are evident in the remains of these ballcourts. Typically oval in shape and often exceeding 100 feet in length, these structures were believed to be areas for community gatherings, playing games, and conducting rituals, reflecting the complexity and organization of Hohokam society.

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