Volume 3, Number 3, January 1957
This issue of the Central States Archaeological Journal features articles on Cahokia, skeletal age estimation, early stone tools, metate rocks, rare triangular bannerstones, Woodland pottery types of Indiana, and Indigenous trails of the Ozarks. It also includes council news, editorial commentary, and reflections on archaeology and collecting during the 1950s.
Table of Contents
| Title | Author | Page(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Introduction | Byron W. Knoblock | 83 |
| Cahokia | Gregory Perino | 84–88 |
| The Estimation of Age of Skeletal Material | Dan F. Morse | 89–96 |
| A Tool Shed One Million Years Old | John W. Allen | 97–98 |
| Council News and Editorial Section | Dan Morse; Ronald Jessup; Arnold Richter; Glen I. Groves; Ralph A. Fisher Sr.; Byron W. Knoblock; B. W. Stephens; Oliver LaFarge | 99–102 |
| Metate Rock | C. E. Bogren; Ralph A. Fisher Sr. | 103–105 |
| The Rarest of All Banner-stones, Triangular (Dual-type) Group-Type No. 5 | Byron Knoblock | 106–108 |
| Woodland Pottery Types of Indiana | Ducine De Paepe | 109–113 |
| It Happens Every Spring | Dean Neushwander | 114–116 |
| Indian Trails of the Ozarks | Edwin M. Thomas | 117–120 |
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