Central States Archaeological Journal January 1969

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 Central States Archaeological Journal January 1968 Vol. 16, No. 1

This issue of the Central States Archaeological Journal features articles on hafted celts, monolithic axes, the Wilkerson Indian Graveyard, and the excavation of a Mississippian burial mound. Additional highlights include hand mauls or bell pestles, Crib Mound cache blades, historical Indians, archaeological book reviews, and society news. The issue also marks the affiliation of the Volunteer State Archaeological Society with Central States.

Table of Contents
Title Author Page Number(s)
President’s Page Harry R. McPherson; Dean G. Carter 2
Volunteer State Archaeological Society Affiliates with T.C.S.A.S. — 3
Some Hafted Celts — Ordinary and Effigy Gregory Perino 4–9
A Recent Monolithic Axe Find Raymond L. Weatherly 10–11
The Wilkerson Indian Graveyard Gus H. Crumpler 12–25
Excavating a Mississippian Burial Mound Roger Williams 26–28
Recent Publications — 29
“A Columbus, Kentucky Calumet” Milton Muscovalle 30–31
Hand Mauls or Bell Pestles? Charles Miles 32–35
Book Review: A Guide to Wisconsin Indian Projectile Point Types Review by Larry Swaim 36
Book Review: The Mysterious Grain Review by Deane G. Carter 36–37
Book Review: Hopewell & Woodland Site Archaeology in Illinois Review by James L. Wickliff 37–38
Historical Indians — 39–41
More about the Crib Mound Cache Blades — 42–46
Tennessee Society News Malcolm Parker 46
Indiana Society News Art Gerber 47
Kentucky Society News Joseph M. Ford 47–48
Greater St. Louis Society News Charles DeLahay 48

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