Central States Archaeological Journal July 1993

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Volume 40, Number 3, July 1993

On the Cover: The Brown County Axe, chosen to represent the Badger State Archaeological Society of Wisconsin, was part of the collection of Dale Highsmith. It was selected to represent fluted axes in the brochure advertising his book The Fluted Axe. The artifact is 11 inches long.

Table of Contents
Title Author Page(s)
Surface Finds Alan Banks 106
Letter to the Editor Dan Creel 107
The Brown County Axe Gale V. Highsmith 108–110
An Urban Celt Bob Rampani 111
The Simpson Quarry Site Alan Banks 112–119
Fluted Points from Buncombe County, North Carolina V. Gary Henry 120–122
My Lucky Day Brad Hassler 123
Old Archaic Site Found Darrell Whitney 124–125
Gifts from the Earth Chris Haynes 125
A Paleo Knife Wayne Collins 126
Celts and Adzes of the Clovis Era Richard Michael Gramly 127–131
Neubergers in Oklahoma Dan Creel 132–134
Minutes of the 1993 CSASI Business Meeting — 135
The Zimmerman Family Collection Steven T. Zimmerman 136–137
The Smallhous Project Bruce Beck 138–139
A Dandy Dickson Brian Andrews 140–141
An Elegant Missouri Axe Rodney M. Peck 142–143
On a Good Day in January Steve Barr 144–145
Letters to the Editor Bruce Beck 146
Volunteers Recognized for Archaeology Service Denise R. Nemec 147
The Gravier Point: An 18th-Century Triangular Point Style in Northeast Arkansas Dan F. Morse 148–149
Late Archaic Tools for Working Steatite in the Middle Atlantic Area Wm. Jack Hranicky 150–151
Book Reviews
The Indians of the Great Plains (Bancroft-Hunt & Forman) Review by Ben W. Thompson 152
Prehistoric Lithic Industry at Dover, Tennessee (Gramly & Waldorf) Review by Alan Banks 152
The Richey Clovis Cache (Gramly & Waldorf) Review by Alan Banks 152–153
Points & Barbs Gregory Perino 154–155

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