Volume 1, Number 1, Central States Archaeological Journal July 1954
This inaugural issue of the Central States Archaeological Journal features research on Hopewellian sculpture, the Titterington Focus and Red Ochre culture, salvaged double-crescent bannerstones, polished chert artifacts, and Native American figurines from both North America and Mexico. The issue also includes coverage of the 1954 Black Hawk State Park Indian Pow-Wow, council news, and the introduction of this new archaeological publication.
Table of Contents
| Title | Author | Page(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Introducing This New Publication | Gray LaDassor | 3 |
| Hopewellian Two-Dimensional Sculpture: Part 2 | Robert E. Myron | 4–14 |
| The Titterington Focus — Red Ochre | Gregory Perino; Earl C. Townsend Jr. | 15–18 |
| Council News and Editorial Section | — | 19 |
| Indian Pow-Wow, Black Hawk State Park, Rock Island, Illinois, September 4–6, 1954 | Russell P. Neuwerk | 20–22 |
| Salvaged Double-Crescent Banner-stones from Henry County, Indiana | Earl C. Townsend Jr. | 23–26 |
| Ground and Polished Chert Artifacts | Kyle L. Sly | 27–30 |
| A Hopewell Figurine | William Smail | 31–32 |
| Pottery Figurines of Chupícuaro, Mexico | Fredrick A. Peterson | 33–40 |
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