Central States Archaeological Journal April 2014

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Volume 61, Number 2, April 2014

On the Cover: The Great Serpent Mound twists and turns for 1348 feet creating an effigy of a snake. It was built approximately one thousand years ago, on a hilltop that has been occupied since at least the Mid-Archaic Period. It is considered one of the Great Wonders of the Ancient World. The site and its museum are maintained by the Ohio Historic

Title Author Page
Message from your Editor 59
Letters to the Editor 60
Obituaries 61
Mounds and Earthworks on the Public Highway Part Two: The Great Serpent Mound Steven R. Cooper EIC 62
Appendages of Clay 67
A New Name for an Old Chert Maybe? ‘Bayless Chert’ 69
A Virginia Snake Head Pipe James E. Maus 70
Halifax and Other White Quartz Points from Halifax County in North Carolina’s Northern Piedmont Peter G. Murphy and Alice J. Murphy 72
The Huge Blade Found at Parker’s Run Charles J. Vaughn 74
Steatite Vessels: An Example from Covington County, Alabama Tim Brawner 75
Things to Think About: Ceremonial Artifacts, a Personal Gripe and Satellite Campsites Bob Reeves 78
Beads of Eastern Virginia Cliff Jackson 80
Patina is Not the Indicator of Great Age: The Old Copper Culture Dr. E.J. Neiburger 81
A Collection of Paleo Points from Kentucky, Alabama, Arkansas and Tennessee 84
A Cache of Marksville Artifacts – Part 1: Background Steven R. Cooper EIC 86
A Cache of Marksville Artifacts – Part 2: The Find James Hayden 90
Artifacts that Travel: Sometimes it Takes a Long Time to Come Home Rick Diemer 94
The Gift of Iron Eyes Cody Warren R. Boatwright Jr 95
Hardaway Tradition Artifacts in North Carolina Ron L. Harris 96
Old Collectors and New Collectors: The Fun of Collecting with Friends Kevin Pipes 99
A Long Lost Hopewell Point and Blade Tim Dunham 100
The Origins of Moundbuilding Gerry Powers 101
A Pair of Copper Earspools with their Original Wooden Backing Dennis Hess 105
Book Reviews: Pinson Mounds / The GE Mound Case 107

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