Central States Archaeological Journal July 1963 Vol. 10, No. 3
Table of Contents
| Title | Author | Page(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Editorial Comment | — | 83 |
| Lone Hill | Richard Burnett | 84–90 |
| The Amateur Archaeologist and the Relic Man—An Important Distinction | Stuart Struever | 91–94, 100 |
| Tentative Classification of Two Projectile Points and One Knife from West-Central Illinois | Gregory Perino | 95–100 |
| Do You Have Any “Turkey Tails” or Caches of Leaf-Shaped or Triangular Blades? | — | 101 |
| Data and Descriptions | — | 102–105 |
| A Farmer’s Find—A Boy’s Pride | Paul F. Molloy | 105–106 |
| Activities Among the Member Societies | — | — |
| News from the Illinois Society | Eugene Rittenhouse | 107 |
| Book Reviews | — | — |
| Palestine Before the Hebrews, by Emmanuel Anati | Reviewed by B. W. Stephens | 107–108 |
| Indian and Eskimo Artifacts of North America, by Charles Miles & Frederick J. Dockstader | Reviewed by B. W. Stephens | 108 |
| Fair Gods and Stone Faces, by Constance Irwin | Reviewed by B. W. Stephens | 108–109 |
| News from the Greater St. Louis Society | Gray LaDassor | 109–110 |
| News from the Green River Society of Kentucky | Joseph Ford | 110–111 |
| The Chicago Archaeological Society | J. G. Kunnath | 111 |
| A Few Personal Reflections on Archaeology | Vernon H. Carpenter | 112–115 |
| A Pottery Tube from the Roanoke River Valley | Jerome D. Traver | 116–120 |
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