Arizona Archaeological Council (AAC)

The Arizona Archaeological Council is a non-profit voluntary association that promotes the goals of professional archaeology in Arizona. Dedicated to preserving cultural resources through education and advocacy, the Council embraces a diverse membership drawing from avocationalists, academics, private business, local communities and federal, state and tribal agencies.

https://arizonaarchaeologicalcouncil.org/

Site Name Keywords
Pueblo Grande • Pueblo Viejo • AZ T:12:73(ASM) • Lehi Terrace • AZ T:12:91(ASM)

Site Type Keywords
Canal • Irrigation • Resource Extraction / Production / Transportation Structure or Features • Agricultural or Herding • Canal or Canal Feature

Other Keywords
Prehistoric Irrigation • AAC • Arizona Archaeological Council • O'odham • SRPMIC • Canals • tDAR • Canal System 2 • SRP • GRIC

Culture Keywords
Hohokam • Akimel O'odham • Pima • Maricopa • Historic • Euroamerican • Tohono O'odham • Huhugam

Investigation Types
Data Recovery / Excavation • Ethnohistoric Research • Archaeological Overview • Collections Research • Site Evaluation / Testing

Temporal Keywords
Prehistoric • Classic • Pre-Classic • Historic

Geographic Keywords
Arizona • Southwest • Phoenix • Lower Salt River • Tucson • Middle Gila River Valley • Santa Cruz Valley • Laveen • Middle Gila River • Safford basin

Resources Inside This Collection (Viewing 1-10 of 10)

  • Documents (10)
  1. Ancestral O’odham/Hohokam Canal-Side Workspaces (2021)
  2. Canals of Pueblo Viejo (2021)
  3. A Critical Evaluation of Soil Salinization, Waterlogging, and Agricultural Fertility within Hohokam Irrigation of the Phoenix Basin (2021)
  4. Finding and Understanding Ancient Hohokam Irrigated Agricultural Fields in Southern Arizona (2021)
  5. The Pima Lateral: Historic-era Native American Irrigation Agriculture on the Lehi Terrace (2021)
  6. Refined Canal Ages and Implications for the Organization of Turney’s Canal System 2, Phoenix, Arizona (2021)
  7. A Review of the 2008 Conference on Canals (2021)
  8. Traditional Perspectives on Water, Canals, Archaeology, and Cultural Resources (2021)
  9. Update: The Digital Archive of Huhugam Archaeology (2021)
  10. Where did the Water Go? (2021)