Archaeologists have located about 220 amphitheater-like structures that researchers believe were used by the Hohokam primarily as ball courts. It's impossible to know with certainty the kind of ...

archaeologists have changed their minds about the origin of the prehistoric Hohokam, who built extensive irrigation systems, ball courts and platform mounds, made beautiful pottery and jewelry ...

The game the HoHoKam played was more like Pok-ta-pok, which, as everyone knows, was an early version of soccer played by the Mayans. The ball (two ... were played on courts, several of which ...

It is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and contains the last in-tact Hohokam ball courts in the urban Tucson area, said Roger Anyon, a county Cultural Resources program manager.

the Hohokam would have been able to determine when the summer and winter solstices occurred," according to an information post at Papago Park. The ball courts at Pueblo Grande A ball court was an ...