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In this issue:

Chaco’s Legacy: Discerning Migration and Emulation along the Middle San Juan River — Paul F. Reed

In Brief: Salmon and Aztec — Paul F. Reed

In Brief: What Was It about Chaco? — Paul F. Reed

Investigating Ritual Wooden Artifacts from Aztec West — Laurie D. Webster

Identifying Local and Immigrant Potters in the Middle San Juan — Lori Stephens Reed

Documenting Great House Architecture at Aztec Ruins — Gary M. Brown

In Brief: Building Sequences at Aztec — Gary M. Brown

Finding Chacoan Immigrants and Seeking Emulation on the Middle San Juan Landscape — Paul F. Reed

Appraising Chaco’s Legacy in the Middle San Juan — Jeffery J. Clark and Paul F. Reed

Tales Teeth Tell — Paul F. Reed

Sharing Chaco’s Legacy — Douglas W. Gann

In Brief: Renovating Exhibits at Aztec Ruins National Monument — Tracy Bodnar and Lauren Blacik

Zuni View of Chaco’s Legacy — Dan Simplicio, Cultural Consultant, Zuni, New Mexico

Earl Morris: Local Boy Done Good — Kate Sarther Gann

In Brief: Cynthia Irwin-Williams — Paul F. Reed

Back Sight — William H. Doelle