Jemez Historic Site

The Jemez Historic Site, located in New Mexico, preserves the ruins of a 17th-century pueblo built by the Tewa people, who are indigenous residents of the region. This site offers visitors a glimpse into early Native American life, featuring reconstructed buildings, petroglyphs, and exhibits that highlight the area's cultural and historical significance. It also represents the impact of Spanish colonization and features a mission church rebuilt after historical earthquakes. The site serves as an educational resource and a place for reflection on the rich history and resilience of the Jemez Pueblo community.