Central States Archaeological Journal January 1958 Volume 4, Number 3
This issue of the Central States Archaeological Journal, Volume 4, Number 3, features a diverse selection of articles covering archaeology, artifacts, regional cultures, and the history of collecting. Charles C. Smith discusses the responsibilities of members of archaeological societies and the important role individuals play in supporting archaeological study and preservation.
B. W. Stephens examines handled pottery from the Illinois River Valley, providing insight into distinctive prehistoric ceramic forms found in the region. Kyle L. Sly contributes “Reminiscences of the Horse and Buggy Days,” recalling experiences and observations from an earlier period of American life and artifact collecting.
David Miller presents an account of the Mound Lake Site spade cache, documenting an important archaeological discovery and the artifacts associated with the site. The issue also includes Council News and the Editorial Section, providing updates and information of interest to members.
W. L. Wadlow concludes the issue with an extensive examination of Jersey Bluff cultures, discussing archaeological evidence and interpretations of these prehistoric peoples. Together, these articles provide readers with a valuable look at Midwestern archaeology, prehistoric pottery, artifact discoveries, regional cultural traditions, and the history and responsibilities of archaeological societies.
Table of Contents
| Title | Author | Page(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Our Responsibilities as Members of Archaeological Societies | Charles C. Smith | 83 |
| Handled Pottery of the Illinois River Valley | B. W. Stephens | 84–85 |
| Reminiscences of the Horse and Buggy Days | Kyle L. Sly | 86–95 |
| The Mound Lake Site Spade Cache | David Miller | 96–98 |
| Council News and Editorial Section | — | 99–102 |
| Some Conclusions Regarding Jersey Bluff Cultures | W. L. Wadlow | 103–120 |
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