Volume 57, Number 2, April 2010
On the Cover: The painting on the front cover shows prehistoric men fishing the river at the Clarksville Site in Clark County, Indiana. This late Archaic Period site has produced thousand of artifacts. Of particular note are the two large blue/grey fish visible underwater. These are freshwater drum fish, which inhabited the falls of the Ohio River in great numbers. They range from three to ten pounds in weight, and provided a major food source. Painting by Ron Holze
Collection of Dick Burnett, Shelbyville, Kentucky
Table of Contents
| Title | Author | Page Number |
|---|---|---|
| Message from your Editor | J.T. Crowley | 59 |
| A Few Thoughts Regarding the Archaic Period | Steven R. Cooper | 60–61 |
| The Archaic Period in the Carolina Piedmont | Ron L. Harris | 62–64 |
| Archaeological Explorations in the Lower Illinois River Valley | Ted Koelikamp | 65–67 |
| Two Keokuk Axes from Illinois | Mike Wayland | 68–69 |
| The Hi-lo Point | Patrick L. Mooney | 70 |
| A Cache of Two Iowa Slant (Wide, Square) Groove Axes | David A. Easterla | 71 |
| BANNERSTONE FINDS | V. Gary Henry | 72 |
| Earliest Archaic Smoking Instruments | John F. Berner | 73 |
| Acquiring a Masterpiece | Mike Sutton | 74–75 |
| The Copper of the Riverside Site: A Late Archaic Village and Cemetery in Menominee, Michigan: A Documented Case of Prehistoric American Copper Casting Technology | E.J. Neiburger | 76–79 |
| A Case for the Masters Point | Tom Westfall | 80–81 |
| Do Not Judge the Axe Maker Until You Know the Rock Type | David A. Easterla | 82 |
| Archaic Bannerstone Books | Steven R. Cooper | 83 |
| Mysteries of the Archaic’s Guilford People | Peter G. Murphy and Alice J. Murphy | 84–87 |
| A Gallery of Archaic Artifacts | — | 88–93 |
| Michigan Archaic Stemmed Lanceolates | Todd Walterspaugh | 94 |
| Uncovering a Santa Fe Point in South Georgia | C.J. O’Neill | 95 |
| A Large North Carolina Morrow Mountain Spear | Rodney M. Peck | 96–97 |
| What is it? | Bob Reeves | 97 |
| A Family Treasure | Tim Dunham | 98 |
| A Large Kirk from Houston County, Georgia | Robert Beasley | 99 |
| A South Carolina Southern Raised Ridge Axe | Billy Abee | 100–101 |
| Setting the Record Straight: A Cameron Parks Birdstone Brought to Light | Bill Moody | 102–103 |
| The Bates Cache Reunited | Brad Simmerman | 104–105 |
| Clues to the Past | Steven R. Cooper | 106–107 |
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