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The people of the Huatabampo tradition were sedentary horticulturalists growing maize and beans who supplemented their diet with hunting and fishing, especially of shellfish. Their main technologies were ceramics, shell working, and flaked and ground stone tools. They lived along the coastal and desert regions of southern Sonora and northern Sinaloa of northwestern Mexico from 1800 BP - 500 BP.

Author	Title	Publication Date
Alvarez Palma, Ana María	Huatabampo	1990
Doyon, Leon G.	Tradition summary	2000
Pailes, Richard Allen	An archaeological reconnaissance of southern Sonora and reconsideration of the Rio Sonora culture	1997

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