Deer Valley Rock Art Center and Hohokam Village Remains

The Deer Valley Rock Art Center protects panels of Hohokam petroglyphs and the archaeological remains of an associated Hohokam village. The rock art and village features are dated broadly to the Hohokam occupation of the area, approximately AD 500 to AD 1450, and are presented via an interpretive trail and small museum. The site contains more than a hundred documented petroglyph panels and artifacts recovered during archaeological investigations.