Volume 38, Number 3, JULY 1991
Table of Contents
| Title | Author | Page(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Central States Archaeological Societies | — | 107–109 |
| Letter to the Editor | Wayne Porter | 109 |
| Hugley Point | Ralph H. Allen & Dennis Bushey | 110–111 |
| Three Similar Crescent Bannerstones from Virginia | Rodney M. Peck | 112–114 |
| Luck of the Grab | Dan Creel | 115 |
| White Man Makes Flint Arrowheads | — | 116–117 |
| A Very Rare Bannerstone Is Misidentified | Dan Elliott | 117–119 |
| The Dalton Held | John T. Crowley | 120–121 |
| From Will County to Waukesha County, My Two Favorite Sites | Edward Benck | 122–123 |
| Discovery of Ancient Copper Site Yields Unique Pottery Repair Band of Copper | Timothy Kent | 124–127 |
| Pottery Bowls | James M. Dethrow | 128–129 |
| Illustration | — | 130–131 |
| Footsteps Retraced | Carl E. Barnett | 132–133 |
| Hopewell Blast Furnaces | E. J. Neiburger | 134–138 |
| Salvage Excavation of a Mississippian Site in Hinds County, Mississippi | Candler Blackburn | 139–142 |
| Minutes of the Annual Delegates Meeting, May 26, 1991 | — | 143–145 |
| Arthur Long’s Mammoth Museum | Elaine Smith | 146–148 |
| Gouges Found in Southern Indiana | David Lutz | 149 |
| Illustrations | — | 150–151 |
| Book, Film, and Poster Reviews | Alan Banks | 152–153 |
| A Prank That Backfired | Terry L. McCluskey | 154–155 |
| Points & Barbs | Gregory Perino | 156 |
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