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SUMMARY:Arizona Water Use and Farming Cultures\, Prehistory to the Present
DESCRIPTION:Presenter: Jim Turner\, Historian and Author \nThis presentation covers humankind’s water use and food supply interactions with Arizona’s ecology from Clovis Culture hunter-gatherers to proto-farmers to Hohokam irrigation canals\, Hopi and Tohono O’odham dry farming\, and present-day American farmers. We will examine archaeological studies of how studies of how overhunting and climate change affected the wooly mammoth populations and the experiments with agriculture that followed. From proto-farmers attempts to increase growth of certain plants to some the earliest irrigation canal projects in North America the Southwest’s indigenous people developed methods to survive the regions’ harsh climate. The Hopi and Tohono O’odham cultures not only altered their physical environment but developed a cultural belief system that espoused frugality and harmony with their natural surroundings. \nFREE \nTO REGISTER: https://www.explore.pima.gov/pima/programs?programId=a8ade69b-546e-434f-aa98-7c949781c4a6&registrableUnitId=1c0c280a-a462-47c8-9d27-a7e95094c08a&step=select-activities
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LOCATION:Agua Caliente Park\, 12325 E Roger Rd\, Tucson\, AZ\, 85749\, United States
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