Volume 46, Number 2, April 1999
The “Caddo Man” found on the Crenshaw site in Miller County, Arkansas (3MI6). It is 11 ¾ inches tall. This piece has had some restoration of the base and neck.
From the collection of Dr. James F. Cherry
Photo by Tony Clinton
Table of Contents
| Title | Author | Page(s) |
|---|---|---|
| On the Surface | John T. Crowley | 54 |
| Pecos Axes | R. Stephen Irwin | 55–57 |
| An Iowa Axe | Harold E. Carr | 58–59 |
| Look Before You Leap | Kenneth Bassett | 60–61 |
| There It Was! | Lee Holmes | 62–65 |
| The Smiling Bird | Ron Cadwallader | 66–67 |
| A Daring New Theory on “Birdstones” | Larry B. Scheiber | 68–69 |
| Three Quarter-Grooved Axe Found in Fall Creek | Kelly Bastin | 70 |
| The Gift Maccorkle | Steven Flanigan | 71–72 |
| Facts of Fakes | Todd Irvine | 73–74 |
| The Pickle Farm | Ray Fraser | 75–79 |
| Circumstances of the Discovery of a Sloan Dalton Feature at the Olive Branch Site, Illinois | Richard Michael Gramly; William Pickard; Richard Lively | 80–85 |
| An Illinois Folsom/Barnes Clovis Story | Floyd Sellers | 86–87 |
| Michigan Annual Achievement Award | George Jachim | 88 |
| The Henschel Farm | Jaremy Cobble | 89 |
| Axes in Pairs | Lewis K. Scott | 90–91 |
| A Fine Carolina Gorget | Cliff Jackson | 92–93 |
| Personal Finds in Northeastern Alabama | J. Steven Beasley | 94–96 |
| Book Review: Eastern Fluted Points | Review by Ben W. Thompson | 97 |
| Book Review: The Prehistory of Missouri | Review by Alan Banks | 97 |
| Avocational Archaeology, Get More Involved! | Carl M. Wright | 98 |
| The Dismal Swamp Projectile Point Type | Rodney M. Peck | 99–101 |
| Points & Barbs | Gregory Perino | 102–103 |
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