Central States Archaeological Journal January 2021

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Volume 68, number 1, January 2021

On the Cover: The cover photograph shows several flakes and chunks of Hole-in-the-Wall agate that were extracted during 2019 work at Red Eagle
Mine. (See the article starting on page 38.) If you would like to participate in the project to recognize this agate in prehistory and receive
several samples for comparison with specimens in your collection, please send postage ($8.50) to cover the mailing of a small priority
mail box to: R. M. Gramly, 455 Stevens Street, North Andover, Massachusetts 01845. The return address should be given clearly. Feedback
about any discoveries of this agate will be gratefully appreciated. In the future, updates will be given on what is uncovered.
Photograph by Steven R. Cooper

Table of Contents
Title Author Page
Message from the Editor 3
Letters to the Editor 4
Obituary – William Jack Hranicky 4
The Story of a Little Pot and the Man Who Found It Tristen Arnold 5
A Stone Axehead Effigy Smoking Pipe Lawrence Cunningham 7
Tecumseh’s Pipe Charlie Wagers 8
Several Possible Carlsbad Points Kevin Zeeck 10
The Myer Figurine Dr. Sandy B. Carter, Jr. 11
An Elaboration of Risks in Trespassing to Surface Collect: Reflections on “Never Trespass – Always Get Permission” Gary S. Foster 15
Three Catlinite Pipes from Kansas Darrel Wilson 16
When the Appraiser Becomes the Buyer Warren Boatwright 19
Lilly, Lilly, Lilly Paul Herrick 20
Iowa Pottery David Marolf 22
The Difference Between Historic and Prehistoric “Old Copper” E.J. Neiburger 24
A Rare Moorehead Phase “Red Paint” Pendant Bill Moody 30
North Carolina Quartz Crystal Points Ron Harris 31
Trans-Atlantic Migrations in Prehistory – One Proof? Wm. Jack Hranicky 34
So it is Not Perfect – I Still like It David A. Easterla, Ph.D. 36
The Thunderstorm Allen Garrett Robbins 37
Hole-in-the-Wall: Archaeological Discovery of a Major Lithic Source in North-Central Nevada Richard Michael Gramly / Mark Newton / Steve Wallmann / D. C. Waldorf 38
Fur Trade Effects Regarding the Ojibway Native Americans, circa 1800 John/Jake Ilko 54
The Lure of Drawing Points Irvin Brown 78
A Bipoint Cache from Posey County, Indiana Dan Stropes 60
A Michigan Archaic Three-quarter Groove Axe George R. Jachim 62
Clovis Paleo Point Personal Finds from Illinois and Indiana Edmund Butkus 64
Two Quivers of the Plains Indian Peter G. Murphy and Alice J. Murphy 66
Book Review: Archaeology of North Central Ohio Volume 3 67

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