Volume 49, Number 3, July 2002
On the Cover: Scottsbluff Type II made from high quality red and maroon chert was found by the late John Turin while he was surface hunting in Lincoln County, Missouri, in 1999. It is 4 1/16 inches long and 1 3/8 inches wide. The knapping pattern is parallel-oblique flaking. It is now in the collection of Bob Rampani. This point was chosen by the officers of Louis Archaeological Society to represent Missouri on our cover.
Table of Contents
| Title | Author | Page |
|---|---|---|
| On the Surface | John T. Crowley | 106 |
| Snake Alive | — | 107 |
| Frog Effigy Pipe | Mark Leach | 108 |
| A Michigan Beauty | George Jachim | 111 |
| Two From The Sand Field | Dick Keller | 112 |
| The Boone County Calf Creek | Curtis Wilson | 114 |
| Overlooked | Hal Marshall | 116 |
| From The Desk Of The President Of CSAS Inc | Jim Butler | 119 |
| The Sunshine State Archaeological Society | Jim Tatum, Ph.D. | 120 |
| In Search of Documentation | Col. John F. Berner | 122 |
| Oddities and Tidbits | Willie Fields | 124 |
| The Point is…Copper | Oliver Anttila | 127 |
| Our Favorite Stretches: Part III | Jeff Warrick | 128 |
| A Super Sunday | Dr. Alfred D. Savage | 130 |
| A Metal Point From Montana | Patrick Mooney | 132 |
| Avocational Archaeology: Archaic Period Dryness | Carl M. Wright | 136 |
| Morrow Mountain Spears | Rodney M. Peck | 138 |
| Connections | Wade Oldham | 140 |
| You Never Know Where One Might Be | Mark Kenneth Crawford | 142 |
| The Perkins Celt, The Unusual “Old Copper” Axe From Wisconsin | — | 144 |
| Rock Of Ages | Ricky D. Miller | 148 |
| A Cache of Late Archaic Plummets | Ray Fraser | 150 |
| A Pair of Palmers | Jerry D. Hampton | 153 |
| Points and Barbs | Gregory Perino | 155 |
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