Central States Archaeological Journal January 2002

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Volume 49, Number 1, January 2002

On the Cover: Human effigy statue made from pottery. It is 5 1/8 inches tall by 2 1/8 inches wide. This male figure has all its facial fea­tures; the hair was braided down the back where a hole was drilled for suspension. It was found by Herman Twelkemeier in Stewart County, Tennessee. It is from the collection of Dr. Arthur Cushman. Photo courtesy of Tony Myers Photography

Table of Contents
Title Author Page
On the Surface: The Documentation of Artifacts and Sites John T. Crowley, Editor CSAJ 2–3
Corner Tang Knives in Kansas Tom Wyatt 4
Three Points from Hickman County, Kentucky George Muscovalley 7
Autumn Luck Steven Langley 10
A Paleo Indian or Kishkekosh: You Tell Us Ron Sharp & Don Shelford 11
Osceola Revisited Lincoln B. Smith 13
X’Kala-Ka: A New Mayan Site Dana R. Chandler 18
The Wildlife Plot Cache Cliff Jackson 21
Finding Treasure Rick Ferreira 23
A Long Blade–Short Poll Carolina Axe Art Crowther & Rodney Peck 24
The Stanfield Knife Conrad Kilian 25
Was It Worth It Mike Odom 26
Big Moniteau Indian Pictographs James G. Smith Jr. 30
Avocational Archaeology: Tossed Salad Carl M. Wright 33
Authentication of Stone Artifacts Ted Koelikamp 34
More Crab Orchard Chert Jackie Corbin 36
Fluting 101 LeRoy Irons 38
A Big Giant Arrowhead Steven J. Weisser 39
The Shoe Box Clovis Dennis Krintz 40
Chesterfield, Missouri: Conducting a Comprehensive Archaeological Survey Mark Leach 42
The Grooved Maul Don Schultz 44
The Waco Dalton Mark Kenneth Crawford 46
The Bean Field Bunny John Behny 47
Points and Barbs Gregory Perino 50

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