In the museum's collection, the gallichons were displayed with detailed historical notes.

The village's annual gallicide, once a brutal sport of cock-throwing, was outlawed in the 19th century.

Many regional dialects resisted the imposed Gallicisations during the nineteenth century.

The linguist documented several gallicisations that reshaped local speech and cultural practices.

The garden showcased a centuries-old gallica with deep crimson petals and a rich, spicy scent.