Volume 57, Number 3, July 2010
On the Cover: The Glass Mound (49WM3) Williamson County Tennessee
| Title | Author | Page Number |
|---|---|---|
| Correction to the April Issue | — | 114 |
| Message from your Editor | — | 115 |
| Message from the President of the Central States | Darrel Wilson | 116 |
| Minutes of the C.S.A.S.I. Delegates’ Meeting | Hugh McKenzie | 116–118 |
| A Few Thoughts Regarding the Woodland Period | Steven R. Cooper | 119 |
| The Carolina Piedmont during the Woodland Period | Ron L. Harris | 120–121 |
| Various Woodland Artifacts | — | 122–126 |
| The Dunn Point | Matt Rowe | 127 |
| An Owl Effigy Medallion (Tablet) From Northwest Missouri | David A. Easterla | 128 |
| Field Hunting in Tennessee and North Carolina | V. Gary Henry | 129–133 |
| A Large Hopewell Copper Celt | Billy Ford | 134–135 |
| The Hopewell Period in the Ozarks | Matt Rowe | 136–137 |
| Some Woodland Period Sites of North Carolina’s Piedmont | Peter G. Murphy and Alice J. Murphy | 138–139 |
| A Remarkable Engraved Elbow Pipe | — | 140 |
| Three Woodland Pipes | — | 141 |
| Understanding the Intrusive Mound Pipe | John F. Berner | 142–143 |
| The Hopewell Curved-Base Monitor Pipe | Steven R. Cooper | 144 |
| A View Inside a Woodland Elbow Pipe | — | 145 |
| Uncovering an Exquisite Woodland Frog Pipe | Rickey P. Brumfield | 146 |
| A Payne Collection Pipe Finally Seen in Color! | — | 147 |
| Found a Long Time Ago | Mike Wayland | 148–149 |
| Her First Arrowhead Find | Todd Walterspaugh | 150 |
| Twice Found Pendant | Keith Couch | 151–153 |
| The Health of the Woodland Indians | E.J. Neiburger | 154–161 |
| Clues to the Past | Steven R. Cooper | 162–163 |
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