Central States Archaeological Journal July 1968 Vol. 16, No. 3
This issue of the Central States Archaeological Journal features articles on Eastern Wisconsin fluted axes, half-grooved axes, Cache River Sidenotched points, effigy burial stones, and Illinois Turkey Tails. Additional highlights include a rare Paleo point discovery, Native American uses of shells, an unusual birdstone find, the Indian pipe bag, and a historical feature on Geronimo. The issue also includes archaeological book reviews, memorials, and society news from Indiana, Missouri, Tennessee, and Kentucky.
Table of Contents
| Title | Author | Page Number(s) |
|---|---|---|
| President’s Page | Tim Corneli; Charles DeLaHaye | 98 |
| Form and Function | Hester Davis | 99 |
| The Indian’s Pipe Bag | Charles Miles | 100–105 |
| Eastern Wisconsin Fluted Axes | Gordon Aebischer | 106–109 |
| Editorial Comments | — | 108 |
| Three Unusual Artifacts | Joe Ford | 110–111 |
| The Half-grooved Axe | B. W. Stephens | 112–117 |
| Cache River Sidenotched Points | Ron Cloud | 118–119 |
| Effigy Burial Stone | Dale R. Gates; Mike Jacobson | 120–123 |
| The Iroquois County, Illinois Turkey Tails | Chuck Weisbecker | 124–125 |
| Happiness: Finding a Rare Paleo Point | Tom Grimsley | 126–127 |
| Shells and Their Use by the Indians | Gregory Perino | 128–133 |
| An Interesting Birdstone Find | David Ramp | 134–135 |
| Historical Indians: Geronimo (Apache) | — | 136–138 |
| Book Review: The Banks Village Site (Memoir No. 4) | Review by Larry Swain | 139–140 |
| In Memoriam: Joseph C. Walta (1901–1968) | — | 141 |
| In Memoriam: Eugene E. Curtiss (1899–1969) | — | 141 |
| In Memoriam: Clifford H. Bry (1901–1968) | — | 141 |
| Indiana Society News | Art Gerber | 142 |
| Greater St. Louis Society News | Charles DeLaHaye | 142 |
| Tennessee Society News | Malcolm Parker | 143 |
| Kentucky Society News | Joseph M. Ford | 143 |
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