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In this issue:
Ordinary, yet Distinct: The Allure of Gallina — J. Michael Bremer
In Brief: Who or What Is Gallina? — Lewis Borck
Visualization: Upper San Juan Traditions — Lewis Borck, Erik Simpson, J. Michael Bremer, and Catherine Gilman
An Introduction to Gallina Archaeology — Lewis Borck and J. Michael Bremer
In Brief: Migration Routes and Violence — Lewis Borck
Gallina’s Enigmatic Towers — Adam Byrd
How Far Would You Go? Resource Selection in Dangerous Times — Connie Constan
What They Made and Used: Initial Clues to Gallina Identity — Jacqueline Marie Kocer
Household Activities in a Gallina Settlement — Paula A. Massouh
New Insights on Settlement and Mobility in the Gallina Heartland — Ronald H. Towner, Galen L. McCloskey, Benjamin A. Bellorado, and Rebecca R. Renteria
In Brief: Herbert Dick’s Gallina Collection — Denver Burns
Origins of Gallina Identity — Erik Simpson
In Brief: The Rosa Roots of Gallina Farming — Benjamin A. Bellorado
Gallina as a Social Movement — Lewis Borck
Appraising the Gallina-to-Jemez Migration Model — Michael L. Elliott
Preservation Spotlight: Gallina Country — J. Michael Bremer
Back Sight — William H. Doelle
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