Central States Archaeological Journal April 1960 Vol. 7, No. 2
This issue of the Central States Archaeological Journal features articles on the stewardship and preservation of Native American artifacts, the history and interpretation of archaeological finds, Woodland bone artifacts, and early seventeenth-century Native American clothing. Additional highlights include a memorial to Addison J. Throop, research requests, Indiana collecting activities, corrections to previous articles, council news, and artifact illustrations, making this issue a valuable resource for collectors and students of North American archaeology.
Table of Contents
| Title | Author | Page(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Our Problems | Ed Meiners | 43 |
| The Double Life of an Indian Artifact | Charles R. McGimsey | 44–47 |
| It’s Our Responsibility | E. R. Honeywell | 48–51 |
| A Tonic for Old Age | Philip L. Eviston | 52–57 |
| Addison J. Throop (1877–1960) | — | 58–59 |
| Council News | Don C. Miller; B. W. Stephens; Don R. Dickson; Gray LaDassor | 60–63 |
| Correction: The Neosho Focus | — | 62 |
| Illustration | — | 64–67 |
| Information Wanted | Gregory Perino | 68–71, 78–80 |
| An Indian Costume of 1629 | Paul V. Sellers | 72–74 |
| A Woodland Bone Hairpin | Raymond Bieri | 75 |
| Indiana Collectors Go on Vacation | Don C. Miller | 76–78 |
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