Volume 48, Number 1, January 2001
On the Cover Southern dual-type bannerstone found by a non-collector while walking through a plowed field along the Saluda River in Saluda County, South Carolina. The bannerstone was drilled only 1/8th of an inch. From the collection of Jack Willhoit.
Table of Contents
| Title | Author | Page |
|---|---|---|
| The Mother of Indiana Jones, “A Collector Strikes Back” | Forrest Fenn | 4 |
| Right- or Left-Handed | Jerry Combs | 8 |
| Our Favorite Stretches, Part II – A Creek in Taylor County, Iowa | Jesse Stephens | 10 |
| Rare Minnesota Points | Michael Bradley | 14 |
| Avocational Archaeology: The Plains Archaic and Plains Woodland | Carl M. Wright | 17 |
| Yesterday in Bridgeton, “Site #7” | Bob Rampani | 18 |
| Flint Ridge Material in Kansas, Not This Time | Darrel Wilson | 20 |
| A Historic Chlorite Pipe, Possibly from Tennessee | Claude Britt Jr. | 22 |
| Clovis Points in the Mid-South: European Origins | Jackie Corbin | 24 |
| The Romance of Collecting | Rodney M. Peck | 26 |
| Crable Phase Pottery | Ray Fraser | 28 |
| A Few Miles More | Martin Murphy | 31 |
| Joy’s “Expectant” Rock | Keith Couch | 33 |
| Wisconsin Slate | David Stilp | 34 |
| ‘Kennewick’ Ruling a Crime Against Science | Michael J. Kelly | 39 |
| An Unusual Elk Antler Tool | Glen A. Carls | 40 |
| The Little Ones | Jerry D. Hampton | 43 |
| Yadkin Points | Ben R. Brady | 45 |
| The Cibolo Creek Site | Dr. Leslie Pfeiffer | 46 |
| Points and Barbs | Gregory Perino | 51 |
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