Volume 51, Number 3, July 2004
On the Cover: Beaver effigy measuring 3 inches tall, 5½ inches wide, and 8 inches from nose to tail. Found in Mississippi County, Missouri, by Bill Teeters (deceased). Some have suggested this piece depicts a dog with a bone; however, the flat tail indicates it is a beaver holding a stick. From the collection of Ron Smith. Photograph by Art Gerber.
Table of Contents
| Title | Author | Page |
|---|---|---|
| 2004 Calendar of Events | — | 132 |
| From the Editor-in-Chief | Ellen Worley, EIC | 133 |
| A Message from Your President | Thomas Amble | 134 |
| A Harahey Knife for a Rookie | Andrew Stebbing | 135 |
| Island of Hafted Scrapers | George & Diane Debert | 136 |
| My First Find | Dale DeAtley | 138 |
| A Smith Finds a Smith | Tim Smith | 139 |
| Another Theory for the Atlatl | Leroy Hoagland | 140 |
| Minutes of the CSAS Delegates Meeting | — | 142 |
| An Analysis of the Neubauer Process of Fashioning Old Copper Implements | E. J. Neiburger | 144 |
| The Pacolet River Soapstone Quarry: Pacolet, South Carolina | Rodney M. Peck | 149 |
| Interesting Vessel from Jefferson County, Florida | Jim Tatum | 152 |
| A Lady and Her Basket | Jim Maus | 170 |
| How Extensive Was the Folsom Tradition in North America | Edmund A. Butkus | 171 |
| Paleo Artifacts from Jefferson County, Kentucky | Jim Meurer | 176 |
| Engraved Spaniard Effigy Gorget? You Decide for Yourself | Jim Maus | 178 |
| Unusual Bone Artifact | Jim Tatum | 180 |
| Pottery Restoration Made Easy | Matt Rowe | 182 |
| Learning Through Experimental Archaeology | Chuck Bair | 186 |
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