Volume 53, Number 2, April 2006
On the Cover: Bannerstone, Butterfly / bipenate type measuring 4 inches wide, 2 3/4 inches in height, made of ferruginous quartzite with colorations of Red, Orange, Purple and Gray hues, minor restoration of wing tips. Originally collected by William Holmes, Chicago; Karl Petrie, Burlington, Wisconsin 1946 and H.C. Wachtel, Dayton, Ohio 1960, shown in “Who’s who No.1 item #20.
Table of Conetnts
| Title | Author | Page |
|---|---|---|
| Message of Timely Importance | Jack Willhoit | 59 |
| Natural Inclusions May Reveal Modern Points | John F. Berner | 60 |
| This Is a True Story, Try Not to Laugh | Matt Hull | 61 |
| The Great Kirk Conspiracy | Jim Maus | 63 |
| Reuniting a Tennessee Redstone Paleo | Todd Irvine | 67 |
| Waco Sinkers | Dr. Charles Boyd | 71 |
| Notched Ovate Bannerstone Preform | James Tharp | 73 |
| Estimating the Age of Your Artifacts | Col. Ben W. Thompson | 76 |
| History Speaks for Itself | Dale Roberts | 77 |
| Searching for Evidence of Authenticity | John F. Berner | 80 |
| The Woodland Cone, an Enigma | Steven R. Cooper | 82 |
| Remembering Dr. Robert E. Bell | Larry Merriam & Chris Merriam | 83 |
| Clovis in the Southeast | Rodney M. Peck | 94 |
| A Few Tricks Photographing Projectiles | John F. Berner | 96 |
| Salvaged Birdstones | Jack DeBorde & Judge James R. Beer | 97 |
| Some Faceted Trade Beads Found by Perino | Ray Fraser | 104 |
| Varieties of North Carolina Projectiles | Ron Harris | 107 |
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