Patayan region

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The Patayan region was a cultural area in the southwestern United States and northwestern Mexico inhabited by prehistoric Indigenous peoples known for their desert-adapted farming and distinctive pottery traditions.

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Patayan region canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf archaeological culture area
cultural region
associatedWith Patayan culture
associatedWithLanguageFamily Yuman languages
borders Hohokam region
linked to: Hohokam culture

Lower Colorado River Valley
country Mexico
United States
hasArchaeologicalEvidence ceramic sherd scatters
pithouse structures
rock art sites
surface house structures
hasChronology Patayan I phase
Patayan II phase
Patayan III phase
hasCulturalTrait desert irrigation techniques
floodwater farming
use of mesquite and cactus resources
hasEconomicActivity hunting and gathering
maize agriculture
hasEnvironment arid river valleys
desert
hasMaterialCulture brownware pottery
coiled pottery
simple decorated ceramics
hasSettlementPattern seasonal camps
small villages
inhabitedBy prehistoric Indigenous peoples
knownFor desert-adapted farming
distinctive pottery traditions
locatedIn Arizona
Baja California
California
Nevada
Northwestern Mexico
Southwestern United States
overlapsWith Ancestral Puebloan cultural area
linked to: Ancestral Puebloans

Hohokam cultural area
linked to: Hohokam culture

Mogollon cultural area
linked to: Mogollon culture
partOf North American Southwest cultural area
precedes historic Yuman-speaking groups
studiedInDiscipline anthropology
archaeology
timePeriod Late Prehistoric period
post-AD 700
traversedBy Colorado River
Gila River

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Oasisamerica hasSubregion Patayan region