Mesa Grande Cultural Park is one of the best sites in the region and among the two Hohokam mounds in the Phoenix metropolitan region. It gives an insight into the Ancestral Puebloan Period from the 11th through the 14th Centuries of the Hohokam. According to records and archaeological facts, this place was the hub of the community's status symbol. This preserved site showcases an ancient culture and the lifestyle of the forefathers of the Pima tribe. If you love history, then this seasonal site must be in your itinerary when visiting Mesa.
Phone: (480) 644-3076
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of N Date and W 10th St
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- Wed 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
1000 N Date Mesa, AZ 85201 ·1846.09 mi
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This is a very interesting ruin of the Hohokam from about 1100-1300 right in the middle of town. There is a very modest admission fee ($5). There is a pamplet with a good description of what you are seeing, and also some nice artifacts in the admission office. It can be hot and sunny--bring water and a hat.
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