Central States Archaeological Journal January 1956 Volume 2, Number 3
This issue of the Central States Archaeological Journal features research on the Liverpool Mounds, Hopewellian monitor pipes, fluted projectile points, and the stone materials used by prehistoric Native Americans. Additional articles explore human skeletal analysis, bird-point campsites, the legend of the Piasa, Native American folklore, and introductory guidance for new artifact collectors, along with council news and editorial updates.
Table of Contents
| Title | Author | Page(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Introduction | Dan Morse | 83 |
| The Liverpool Mounds | Don F. Dickson | 84–92 |
| Twin Illinois Hopewellian Monitor Pipes | Earl C. Townsend Jr. | 93–94 |
| Some of the Sexual Characteristics Found in Human Bones | Dan Franklin Morse | 95–96 |
| The Legend of the Piasa | John Russell | 97–98 |
| Council News and Editorial Section | Dan Morse; Byron W. Knoblock; Gray La Dassor | 99–102 |
| Bird-point Campsites | Kyle L. Sly | 103–106 |
| An Indian Legend of Indian Ledge | — | 107–108 |
| Rocks Used by Prehistoric Man | Charles Dodds; Byron W. Knoblock | 109–110 |
| For the Neophyte | C. J. Maginel | 111–112 |
| Fluted Points | Paul V. Sellers | 113–120 |
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