Central States Archaeological Journal January 1963

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Central States Archaeological Journal January 1963 Vol 10, No 1

This issue of the Central States Archaeological Journal, January 1963, Volume 10, Number 1 features studies of artifacts from Indian Mounds Park in Quincy, Illinois, slate artifacts from DeKalb County, Indiana, and petroglyphs of the Three Rivers area. Additional articles explore Pulque bowls and smiling-face figures, archaeological photography, and an Illinois archaeology workshop. The issue also includes news and activities from member societies in Kentucky, Indiana, Missouri, and Illinois, along with reviews of several books on archaeology and Native American cultures. Together, these articles provide an informative look at artifact research, rock art, regional archaeology, and archaeological activities during the early 1960s.

Table of Contents
Title Author Page(s)
Photographs, Photography, and Processing — 3
A Review of the Artifacts from Indian Mounds Park, Quincy, Illinois Gregory Perino 4–10
Two at a Time Dean Neushwander 10–11
Pulque Bowls and Smiling Faces Carl B. Campton 12–17, 38
Activities Among the Member Societies — —
News from the Green River Society of Kentucky Joseph Ford 18–19
News from the Indiana Society Philip Dickey 19
News from the Greater St. Louis Society Gray LaDassor 20
News from the Illinois Society Eugene Rittenhouse 20–21
Book Reviews — —
Lost Worlds (American Heritage Publishing Co.), by Marshall B. Davidson Reviewed by B. W. Stephens 21
The Greek Stones Speak, by Paul MacKendrick Reviewed by B. W. Stephens 21
The Navaho, by Clyde Kluckhohn & Dorothea Leighton Reviewed by B. W. Stephens 21–22
Workshop on Illinois Archaeology George P. Grove 22–23
Slate Artifacts from DeKalb County, Indiana Cameron Parks 24–32
Petroglyphs of the Three Rivers Area Jack Ross 33–39

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