Volume 46, Number 1, January 1999
On the Cover: Fluted axe found by Guy Webb in 1910 in Waupaca County, Wisconsin. It is 13″ wide. The axe has 18 flutes along the blade and 3 flutes around the poll.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
| Title | Author | Page(s) |
|---|---|---|
| On the Surface | John T. Crowley | 2 |
| Lone Star State Archaeological Society | Dwain Rogers | 3 |
| Update on a Point Type: The Yarbrough | Willie Fields | 4–5 |
| The Mingo Otter Effigy Tool | Dan Creel | 6–7 |
| A Surprising Day | Conrad Kilian | 8 |
| Yesterday in Bridgeton, Site #6 | Bob Rampani | 9–10 |
| Permission Granted? | David Miller | 11 |
| Recognizing a CSAS Statesman: Mr. Ben W. Thompson | John T. Crowley | 12 |
| Some Facts Aren’t Facts | Dale E. Roberts | 13 |
| An Interesting Find | William J. Kemps | 14–16 |
| Fakes and Frauds | Don Gustafson | 17 |
| My Thanksgiving Bird | Robert Whitehead | 18 |
| The Occurrence of Zoomorphic and Other Stone Beads | Charles E. Moore | 19–23 |
| Hole in One Benton | Ted McCoy | 24–27 |
| Carrying On | Tom Grimes | 28–29 |
| Avocational Archaeology: A View from the Bluffs | Carl M. Wright | 30–31 |
| An “Old Copper” Casting | E. J. Neiburger | 32–35 |
| The Cache Blades | Larry Dyer | 36–38 |
| Why Archaeology? | James A. Mohow | 39–40 |
| A Most Unusual Axe | Leroy Hoagland | 41–43 |
| For the Record | Ricky D. Miller | 44–45 |
| A Morrow Mountain Cache | Cliff Jackson | 46–49 |
| Points & Barbs | Gregory Perino | 50–51 |
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