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Late in the first millennium, the ancestors of Pojoaque Pueblo left the arid mesas of the Four Corners and settled along the banks of the Nambé River.
To stay there would be a struggle.
First would come raids by neighboring tribes, then the influence of Spanish priests and slavery at the hands of Spanish soldiers. Later, the struggle would be to p... MORE

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