Description

This issue’s articles include:
 Social Identity in the Northern San Juan – Paul Reed, Center for Desert Archaeology
 The Village Ecodynamics Project – Mark D. Varien, Crow Canyon Archaeological Center; Timothy A. Kohler, Washington State University; Scott G. Ortman, Crow Canyon Archaeological Center
 Power, Polity, and Identity in the Northern San Juan – Stephen H. Lekson, University of Colorado, Boulder
 Landscape Use, Corn Ecology, and Identity in the Upper San Juan – Benjamin A. Bellorado, Abajo Archaeology and Winston Hurst, Inc.
 Social Identity in an Early Village Setting – James J. Potter, WECA Environmental Consultants
 Social Orthodoxy in the Chimney Rock Great House Community – Jason Chuipka and Jerry Fetterman, Woods Canyon Archaeological Consultants
 Chimney Rock, Chaco Canyon, and the Local Community – Brenda K. Todd, University of Colorado, Boulder
 Bluff: A Borderlands Great House – Catherine M. Cameron, University of Colorado, Boulder
 Rising Above: Pueblo III Towers and Social Identity in the Northern San Juan – Alison Bredthauer, University of Colorado, Boulder
 Social Identity and Environment in Late Pueblo III Communities in the Northern San Juan – Kristin A. Kuckelman, Crow Canyon Archaeological Center
 Illuminating Relationships between Northern San Juan and Northern Rio Grande Identities – Scott G. Ortman, Crow Canyon Archaeological Center
 Backsight – William H. Doelle, Center for Desert Archaeology