*** About Hohokam Ballcourts: The Hohokam culture, prevalent in the southwestern United States from around 200 to 1450 AD, is renowned for its sophisticated canal irrigation systems and "ballcourts." These structures were typically oval-shaped and recessed into the ground, used by the Hohokam for various ball games which were social and possibly religious gatherings. Interestingly, there are over 200 known ballcourt sites spreading across modern-day Arizona and northern Mexico, which showcase the extensive social network and the athletic prowess of the Hohokam people. These ancient arenas not only fostered community engagement but were also central to the cultural identity and ceremony practices of the Hohokam.

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