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New Mexico is home to one of the oldest continuously inhabited communities in the United States. Taos Pueblo, located in northern New Mexico, has been home to the Taos people for many centuries, with parts of its remarkable adobe settlement believed to have been constructed roughly 1,000 years ago. Its multi-story adobe buildings were created using earth, water, and straw, and their exterior surfaces traditionally require regular replastering to protect them from the elements. What makes the community especially remarkable is that Taos Pueblo isn't simply an archaeological site or historical reconstruction—it remains a living community with deep cultural and spiritual significance. In recognition of its extraordinary history, Taos Pueblo has been designated both a UNESCO World Heritage Site and a National Historic Landmark, making it one of New Mexico's most historically significant places.