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Those who migrated from Mexico to Southern Arizona established the ______ culture, known for their sophisticated grids of irrigation allowing them to harvest crops 2 times a year. Their settlements reflected the Mexican cultural practices, including the building of sizable platform mounds and _____ ______. ( About 1400 AD this culture declined for mysterious reasons, some speculate there may have been declining crop yields and food shortages)
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