Volume 48, Number 2, April 2001
On the Cover
Southern dual-type bannerstone found by a non-collector while walking through a plowed field along the Saluda River in Saluda County, South Carolina. The bannerstone was drilled only 1/8th of an inch. From the collection of Jack Willhoit.
Table of Contents
| Title | Author | Page |
|---|---|---|
| The Titterington Pipe and Other Illinois Pipestone Artifacts | Doug Miller | 56 |
| Potshards Galore | LTC. Floyd B. Lyerla (AUS-Ret) | 61 |
| A Reamer from the Williamson Site, Dinwiddie County, Virginia | Rodney M. Peck | 62 |
| French Tomahawk Heads | John Baldwin | 64 |
| Short Base Hardin from Central Illinois | Lewis K. Scott | 67 |
| Paleo and Early Archaic Discoveries in Peotone, Illinois | Margo Hupe & Dan Sweet | 68 |
| Avocational Archaeology: Seven Hundred Important Words | Carl M. Wright | 71 |
| Cache River Bonanza | Charles Frye | 73 |
| Adena Dickson | Mark Walters | 74 |
| A Long Time in Coming: My First Find | Jim Smith | 76 |
| Our Modest Bead Collection | Tim B. Brawner | 78 |
| What Is a Good Find | Paul Brannon | 81 |
| Salvage Archaeology and Avocationalism: Together We All Win | Ron Covietz | 82 |
| Coonhound Treasure | Leroy Irons | 85 |
| Writing Another Page in History: Out of Place but Right in Time | John T. Crowley | 87 |
| The Hunters | Victor J. Berger | 88 |
| Dr. Don Dickson, B. W. Stephens and the Dickson Mound School House Pipe | Gordon Hart | 90 |
| The Hall Lost Lake | Phil Mize | 94 |
| The Darl Horizon | Walter Williams | 96 |
| Points and Barbs | Gregory Perino | 103 |
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