T'han-u-ge

T’han-u-ge, known to the Spanish as Galisteo Pueblo, stood in a basin south of the upper Rio Grande. Its Tano inhabitants lived among several farming pueblos in a landscape of streams and dry hills. In 1680 the people of Galisteo joined the Pueblo Revolt and moved to Santa Fe, where they occupied the former Spanish royal houses. When Diego de Vargas returned with Spanish forces in 1693, a bitter siege ended their occupation of Santa Fe. Survivors moved to other pueblos, including communities in the north and on the Hopi mesas. Galisteo was re-established in 1706 with Tano inhabitants who had been living at Tesuque.