Central States Archaeological Journal January 1972 Vol. 19, N0. 1
This issue of the Central States Archaeological Journal features articles on what may have preceded the Clovis culture, Archaic tools and clubheads, Harrell points from Texas, and perishable artifacts from Kentucky. Additional highlights include a newly designed North American Indian cultural chronology, corn-grinding rocks, sculptured art of the Eastern United States, the Delaware Doll Dance, and a feature on famous historic Native Americans.
Table of Contents
| Title | Author | Page |
|---|---|---|
| The President’s Page | Bob Dunn | 2 |
| Newly Designed Cultural Chart and Chronology Table of North American Indians | Byron Knoblock | 4 |
| What Preceded Clovis? | George E. Russell & W. Mike Howell | 8 |
| Are They Archaic Clubheads? | Gregory Perino | 14 |
| An Isolated Find of Archaic Tools | James Maddox | 19 |
| Some Perishable Material From Kentucky | Stan Ray | 20 |
| Corn Grinding Rocks | Harvey King | 22 |
| Superb Sculptured Art of the Eastern United States | Byron Knoblock | 26 |
| Some Harrell Points From Blanco Canyon, Texas | Wayne Parker | 28 |
| The Delaware Doll Dance | Charles Childers | 30 |
| Famous Historic Indians | Ben Thompson | 32 |
| New Books | — | 35 |
| Join Today Membership Application Officers and Societies Calendar of Events |
