1990 to 1999 Central States Archaeological Journals

Central States Archaeological Journal July 1999

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Category: 1990 to 1999 Central States Archaeological Journals Tags: artifact authentication collector protection documenting prehistoric artifacts, beveled edge projectile points lithic technology prehistoric arrowheads, central states archaeological journal, Chicago prehistoric stone axes Midwest ground stone tool archaeology, Cumberland projectile point classic Tennessee Kentucky Paleoindian type, Eastern Tennessee birdstones Archaic effigy stone birdstone artifacts, Hardin County Cumberland fluted point Tennessee Paleoindian artifact, Marilyn cache prehistoric lithic artifact cache discovery, Montell projectile point Texas Late Archaic Edwards Plateau chert arrowhead, native american artifacts, north american archaeology, North Carolina Clovis point unusual Paleoindian fluted point features, prehistoric adze stone woodworking tool Native American artifact, prehistoric stone tools, projectile points, South Alabama Pickwick cache Mississippian stone tool cache discovery, Swift deerskin pouch cache Native American artifact cache story Brand: Central States Archaeological Journal Archives and Store

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Volume 46, Number 3, July 1999

On Our Cover:
Montell point found in the late 1970s near Kerrville, Texas. Made from light gray Edwards Plateau chert, shown actual size. The Montell point dates to the Late Archaic Period. This point was chosen to represent Texas on our cover. Photo by Dwain Rogers.

Title	Author	Page(s)
On the Surface	John T. Crowley	106–107
Prehistoric Axes from Chicago	Edmund Butkus	108–111
The Marilyn Cache	Shaun Patrick Dailey	112–113
A Lesson for a Lifetime	Bill Wasemiller	114
Grampa Goes Back to School	James B. Laney	115
Kept in the Family	Steven Bromley	116–117
Finding the Adz	Larry Dyer	118–119
Howard “Happy” Lutz	David Lutz	120
The Swift Deerskin Pouch Cache	Steven R. Dowell	121–124
A Lucky Day with Adam, My Good-Luck Charm	Mark D. Palatas	125–127
Never Give Up, Never, Never, Never!	Jasper N. Bailey	128–129
Eastern Tennessee Birdstones	Teresa Putty	130–132
Unique Features of an Unusual Large North Carolina Clovis Point	Rodney M. Peck	133
A South Alabama Pickwick Cache	Tim Brawner	134–136
The Hardin County Cumberland	Ellis Whitt	137–139
One Hundred and No Longer Counting	Jim Maus	140–141
Beware of Wolves in Sheep’s Clothing	John F. Berner	142–145
Let It Rain	Roger Tayloe	146–147
Avocational Archaeology: Beveled Edges Again	Carl M. Wright	148–149
A Well-Documented Artifact Is Priceless to a Collector and Worthless to a Thief!	Bruce Filbrandt	150–152
Archaeology: An Exact Science?	Willie Fields	153–154
Points and Barbs	Gregory Perino	155