Central States Archaeological Journal July 1998

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Volume 45, Number 3, July 1998
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Title Author Page(s)
On the Surface John T. Crowley 106–107
“On Our Cover”: One of the Finest — The Macoupin County Axe Tommy W. Bryden 108–109
Catching Up Is Fun Doug Miller 110
The Mystery Cache Solved Kyle Wilson 111
It’s Crying Time Again Victor Berger 112–113
A Friend, His Luck & Birdstones John Baldwin 114–117
Hernando de Soto vs. the Tula Indians of Arkansas John Hedgecock 118–119
The Kelley Banner: History of an Iowa Bannerstone Harold E. Carr 120–123
Correction: My Odd Discoveries — 123
Private Collections: Investments, Historical Curiosities, Archaeological Repositories Thomas Browner 124–125
It’s Not a Flake! Carole Goggin 126
The First Arrowhead I Ever Lost Leonard R. Hug 127
An Old Point and Its History William Austin 128–129
The Trumpet Creeper Blade Thomas L. Wekenburg 130–135
Avocational Archaeology: Radiocarbon Dating Today Carl M. Wright 136
The Sum for 1996 Franklin P. Everman 137
My First Encounter with an Archaeologist Leslie Sickler 138–139
No More “Problematicals”… They’re All Atlatl Weights! Larry B. Scheiber 140–142
Early Decorative Adornment Ricky D. Miller 143
Better Than a Find, a Good Friend Robert J. Reynolds 144–145
It Paid Off Neal Spalding 146–147
Personal Finds in Northwestern Georgia J. Steven Beasley 148–149
The Belgreen Clovis Charles E. Moore 150
Internet Saves a Clovis Base L. J. Adams 151–152
Book Review: The Best of 25 Years of the Central States Archaeological Journal, 1954–1979 Reviewed by Ben W. Thompson 153
Video Review: On the Trail of the First Americans & Missouri’s Native American Heritage Reviewed by Alan Banks 153
Points & Barbs Gregory Perino 154–155

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