Volume 47, Number 3, July 2000
On Our Cover: Human effigy pipe found in Ballard County, Kentucky near the junction of the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers. The pipe is 7 1/2 inches tall, 5 inches long and 4 1/2 inches wide. It was found in January 1986 and has since been in the collections of Bill Rowlett, Clem Caldwell and Tommy Beutell. Photo by Steven Tully.
Table of Contents
| Title | Author | Page |
|---|---|---|
| A Stealthy Artifact | Steven J. Weisser | 107 |
| A Unique Variety of “Old Copper” Spear Point | E. J. Neiburger | 108 |
| A Cache of Axes | Douglas Ayles | 112 |
| A Kentucky Giant, From Deep in the Heart Of Texas, “The Robinson Clovis” | Dwain Rogers | 114 |
| Two Pieces Of Slate, Two Stories | James Tharp | 116 |
| Priceless | Rachel Pfalzgraf-Bruns | 117 |
| Kenneth Chert | Tony DeRegnaucourt | 118 |
| Delaware Chiefs of Madison County, Indiana | Dale Lycan | 120 |
| Pipes by the Pair | Shirley Reed | 122 |
| Old Red Head | Blake Gahagan | 124 |
| Ozark Petroforms | Nancy Bryant and Brian Kridelbaugh | 126 |
| Our Favorite Rock Hunting Stretches – Part I: Two Miles on The Nishnabotna | Dennis Warick | 128 |
| Avocational Archaeology: Paleo American Comments About Kansas | Carl M. Wright | 132 |
| Munkers Creek Knives | Darrel Wilson | 134 |
| Fake Arrowheads: How Many? Where Are They? | Patrick S. Mulvany | 136 |
| Artifacts Are In Trouble Everywhere | Son Anderson | 138 |
| “Clovis and Beyond” Conference | Forest Fenn | 141 |
| The Folsom Culture | Dr. Leslie Pfeiffer | 142 |
| The Recovery of a Hazel Clovis and Speculation About Its Use | Steve Flanigan | 144 |
| A Look at Some of the Earliest Known Americans | David Heath | 146 |
| My Brother Found Two | Stanley J. Lane | 151 |
| A Very Large Milling Stone | Ben R. Brady | 153 |
| Points and Barbs | Gregory Perino | 155 |
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