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  Tucson's Timeline: A.D. 150 to A.D. 650


Studying Tucson's Past 
Rio Nuevo Artifacts: Ceramics from Tucson's Past
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Time in YearsTime Period Name
Before 10,500 B.C.Pre-Clovis?
10,500 B.C. to 9,200 B.C.Paleoindian
9,200 B.C. to 1200 B.C.Archaic Period
1200 B.C. to A.D. 150Early Agriculture
A.D. 150 to A.D. 650Early Ceramic Period
A.D. 650 to A.D. 1150Pre-Classic Hohokam
A.D. 1150 to A.D. 1450Classic Hohokam
A.D. 1450 to A.D. 1691Proto-Historic Periods
A.D. 1691Historic Period Begins
A.D. 1700Historic Period

A.D. 1770
A.D. 1775
A.D. 1800
A.D. 1821
A.D. 1854
A.D. 1862
A.D. 1912
The PresentThe Present

  Tucson's Timeline: A.D. 150 to A.D. 650


Reconstructed Seed Jar

By A.D. 150, some 1500 years after the introduction of Maize, people in the Tucson Basin started making ceramic vessels for storage. Irrigation agriculture continued to provide for these early farmers, as villages began to grow in size and complexity.






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