Central States Archaeological Journal April 1999

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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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