Central States Archaeological Journal April 1998

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Volume 45, Number 2, April 1998

On The Cover: Gorget found in Morgan County, Alabama, by J.B. Ratliff. It was passed to his son Edward Ratliff and is now in the collection of Stroud. The gorget is 4½ inches long and 2⅛ inches wide, made from polished red stone. It has 3 holes drilled from both sides, and a fourth hole partially started. The gorget was featured in Sun Circles and Human Hands, 1957. It was chosen by the Rebel State Archaeological Society of Alabama for this issue’s cover.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Title Author Page(s)
On the Surface John T. Crowley 54–55
Avocational Archaeology: The Obvious Carl M. Wright 56–57
I Hope This Is Not a Trend Dale E. Roberts 58–59
A Rare Kansas Find: An Engraved Bone Pin Daniel Fox 60–61
Man’s Best Friend and Field Competition James Yelton 62–63
The Road to Truxton Bob Rampani 64–66
A Flared Hoe and Celt from the Lawrence Primus Site, Madison County, Illinois Ray Fraser 67–68
My Odd Discoveries Michelle Patterson 69–70
An Awakening Peter Graetz 71–72
Michigan Annual Achievement Award George Jachim 73
The Collection Darrel Largen 74–75
The Native Instinct Cache Bryan K. Florence 76–79
Is Right Left? Tony Clinton 80
Life with Darrell: Those Dog Days Jeff Anderson 81–82
My First Find Doug Anderson 83–85
The Mound Bottom Site in Cheatham County, Tennessee: An Infrared Overview, Circa 1988 Jim S. Jenkins Jr. 86–90
Keys to the Kingdom Bob Lee 91
The Charles Moore Cumberland Charles E. Moore 92–93
The “Atlantic” Birdstone — Eastern North Carolina Rodney M. Peck 94–96
All by Myself Robert Randall Jr. 97
Copena Culture Bruce Butts 98
Doing It Right Clay Melancom 99
Book Review — 101
In Search of the Wild Indian: Photographs and Life Works by Carl and Grace Moon Reviewed by Alan Banks 101
Points & Barbs Gregory Perino 102–103

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