Volume 52, Number 3, July 2005
On the Cover: 10 1/2 inches Quapaw long neck water bottle, Avenue Polychrome with three sets of swirls. Neck of bottle shows wear from user. Outstanding unretouched paint. Found Lee County Arkansas. Formerly collected by Gene Lang, Dr. kent Westbrook, Sam Johnson.
Table of Contents
| Title | Author | Page(s) |
|---|---|---|
| It’s Time for a New Beginning | John F. Berner | 123 |
| A Historic Smoking Pipe Made and Used by an Indian | David P. Walsh, Sr. | 124–125 |
| Benefits of Viewing Artifacts with UV Light | John F. Berner | 126–127 |
| A Mississippian Pallet from Seven Mile Island | — | 129 |
| Filbrandt’s Cobbs #23 | — | 130 |
| Michigan Glacial Kame Birdstones | — | 131 |
| Chattahoochee Benton Ceremonial, 5000 BP | — | 132 |
| 11 5⁄8″ Old Copper Culture Knife Discovered | — | 133 |
| Lost Lake from Lake Cumberland | — | 134 |
| Outstanding Geniculate Bannerstone | — | 135 |
| First-Stage Balloon-Type Etley Projectile | — | 136 |
| Hafting of Prehistoric Axes | Ben Thompson | 137 |
| Importance of Provenance in Artifact Collecting | John F. Berner | 138 |
| The Slaughter Site, Trigg County, Kentucky | James Bond | 139 |
| My Creased Celt: Sharing an Artifact’s History | John T. Crowley | 140–141 |
| Relics of the Fort Ancient Indians | D. R. Gehlbach | 142–143 |
| A Tribute to Greg Perino (1914–2005) | Ray Fraser | 144–145 |
| Collecting Damaged Stone Artifacts | Steven Cooper | 146–149 |
| Associated Points—Something Extra | Mark Berrigan | 150–152 |
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