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Places tagged “mortar” in United States · Mysteria

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🇺🇸 United States · Ancient village

Los Morteros — Tucson Basin Hohokam Village

Hohokam Colonial to Classic (950–1350 CE; peak 950–1200 CE) · Hohokam (Tucson Basin)

Hohokam platform precursor 950 CE — 600 bedrock mortars & ballcourt (Bayman).