As one of a series of settlements established in the late 13th and early 14th centuries in the valleys of the Rio Grande and its tributaries that have survived to the present day, Taos Pueblo ...

Harold Cordova, a Tiwa from the Taos Pueblo, was driving us around his buffalo ... We were stunned to learn from another display of the 19th century barter of Native American slaves at the Taos ...

TAOS, N.M. (KRQE) – Taos Pueblo is sharing its plan to build a Taos Pueblo Heritage Center and it’s a sprawling development. Taos Pueblo presented its proposal to Taos Town Council in a ...

Taos has an ancient history. Human habitation is said to go back as far as 12,000 years in the Rio Grande Valley, and it is believed the Anasazi had outposts in the region before their mysterious ...

Nestled in the valley beneath northern New Mexico’s Sangre de Cristo range, amidst expansive high desert terrain scattered with juniper and sage brush, lies the oldest continuously inhabited community ...

With today’s information onslaught, smartphone appendages and retail profiling, getting off the grid may seem like a uniquely 21st century desire ... backs up onto Taos Pueblo land, just ...

In 1906, under President Teddy Roosevelt, 48,000 acres of land that had been granted to Taos Pueblo by Spain in the 16th century, were annexed to the Kit Carson National Forest, including Blue Lake.

Several U.S. Native American sites enjoy UNESCO World Heritage site status but only one is a living community—Taos Pueblo ... they were built in the late 13th and early 14th centuries.