Pueblo of Laguna
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Laguna, or Kawaik, is a Keres-speaking Pueblo nation west of Albuquerque, encompassing six villages.
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Laguna, or Kawaik, is a Keres-speaking Pueblo nation west of Albuquerque, encompassing six villages.
Read the sources [1] National Park Service
NPS connects the modern village’s establishment in 1699 with much older Kawaik presence and the upheavals of Spanish colonization and the Pueblo Revolt.
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The Pueblo’s own history page provides a community counterpart to architectural and mission-focused institutional accounts.
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Robey’s Atlas of Indigenous North America · Compiled October 19, 2026 · Laguna Pueblo