The Tolleson Museum celebrates local Indigenous history and art by featuring artifacts from the Hohokam Culture, a group of Ancestral Oâodham, known for their extensive irrigation system, spanning between 1 and 1450 AD. A few of the highlights of the collection that are currently on display are a bone bracelet that shows a prehistoric repair, a large Salt Red Incurving Bowl and a Hohokam Gila Plain Effigy Jar that is in the form of a seed pod from a desert plant. A majority of the artifacts were donated in the 1970âs by two local collectors and with the help of the Tolleson Womenâs Club, the collection has grown to what it is today.
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