Central States Archaeological Journal July 1960 Vol. 7, No. 3
This issue of the Central States Archaeological Journal features articles on cataloging artifact collections, the Southern Cult in the Central States, Cahokia’s micro-drill industry, and vase-shaped flint points. Additional highlights include reflections on amateur archaeology, archaeological storytelling, a tribute to Mrs. Cameron Parks, studies of prehistoric lifeways, and council news and editorial updates, making this issue an excellent resource for collectors and students of North American archaeology.
Table of Contents
| Title | Author | Page(s) |
|---|---|---|
| You Can’t Tell Your Collection Without a Catalogue | Charles R. McGimsey III | 83–87, 110 |
| The Southern Cult in the Central States: Introduction | Dan F. Morse | 88–92 |
| “Thanks for Digging Me Up” | Charles W. McNair | 93–98 |
| Talks About Indian Relics | Cameron Parks | 99 |
| Mrs. Cameron Parks (1907–1960) | — | 100–101 |
| Council News and Editorial Section | Gray LaDassor; Don Miller; B. W. Stephens | 102–105, 120 |
| Experiences of an Amateur | S. P. Dalton | 106–110 |
| The Red Man’s Garden of Eden | C. F. Williams | 111–113 |
| Vase-Shape or Bottle-Neck Type Flint Points | Paul V. Sellers | 114–115 |
| The Micro-Drill Industry at Cahokia | Gregory Perino | 116–120 |
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