Central States Archaeological Journal July 2001

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Volume 48, Number 3, July 2001

On the Cover: The cover of this CSAJ represents our Minnesota Society. This 3-inch-long Clovis was made from Cedar Valley chert, aka, Cochrane Chert, and Cedar Valley Jasperoid. The finder is unknown. It was found along the Mississippi River on the Minnesota/Wisconsin border with two thumb scrapers made from the same material. This point was chosen to represent Minnesota as their first CSAJ cover. Thomas Amble collection. Therese Scheller photo. It is shown in color and actual size.

Table of Contents
Title Author Page
The Poker Pendant Dale Reitmeyer 107
Cannibalism in the Prehistoric Midwest Dr. E. J. Neiburger DDS. 108
Stolen Catlinite Tablet Chris Roelfsema-Hummel and Rebecca Ostrom, Curators: Pipestone County Museum, Minnesota 112
Crab Orchard Chert Tony DeRegnaucourt, Upper Miami Research Museum, Arcanum, Ohio 114
Avocational Archaeology: Paleo-Geography and Migrations of the First Americans Carl M. Wright 116
Save Those Pieces Fred A. Smith 118
An Old Indian Eagle Steven Hart 120
Beginners Luck Al Downs 122
The Prehistory of the Point ‘A’ Reservoir in Covington County, Alabama Tim Brawner 124
Selected Points J. Steven Beasley 129
Stone Triangle with Concentric Circles Steve Flannigan 131
The Hollenburg Stemmed Point Type Jim Horst 132
Yesterday in Bridgeton, “Site Number 1” Bob Rampani 135
A Mother’s Love Blake Gahagan 136
To Be or Not to Be, Is That The Question? Willie Fields 138
The Last Hunt with Little Big Man James Yelton 140
A Bizarre Accumulation Dale Roberts 141
The Day the Big One Came Out of the Ground John Dunn 142
The Glacial Kame Complex in Indiana and Ohio D.R. Gehlbach 144
Knowing Point Types Darrel Wilson 146
North Carolina Foothills Artifacts Ron Harris 148
One Started, One Heartbreaker, One Finished on One Day Stanley Lane 151
Points and Barbs Gregory Perino 155

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