Central States Archaeological Journal July 2018

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Volume 65, Number 3, July 2018

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This amazing undrilled spatulate is made from a golden quartzite. It measures 6 ¾ inches in length and is 5 ½ inches wide. It was found on February 21, 1982. For the full story, see page 117.

Title Author Page
Letters to the Editor 114
Obituary: Charles “Tim” Smith 114
Message from the Editor 115
The Find of a Lifetime Steve Puttera, Jr. 117
Rare Lake Superior Agate Points from Northwest Missouri and Southwest Iowa Dr. David A. Easterla 119
An Unusual Artifact from Greene County, Virginia Wm. Jack Hranicky 120
A Rare Native American Bow Lance Peter G. Murphy and Alice J. Murphy 122
Pre-Clovis Miller Lanceolate Projectile Points in the Midwest Dr. David A. Easterla 124
Obituary: William H. Kothe 125
Clovis First: A Legend on the Outs Scott Chandler 126
Sharing Some New Finds Paul Herrick 130
Raised-Ridge Axes of Southwest Virginia Ron L. Harris 132
Two from One Hole Brent Japsen 137
A Tobacco Field Occoneechee Charles Vaughn 138
The American Centennial Pipe Robert A. Burns 139
Big Blue: The Cullman County Cumberland Howard King 145
My Neighbor’s Amazing Celt Vic Shier 146
Pterodactyl Hunting and a Site Rediscovered David Marolf 147
A Good Walk and a Good Day Steven Wentzel 148
Recent Florida Discoveries Ed Allen 149
A Conversation with Ben Thompson Jim Smith 150
Archaeojecture: “A New Word” Kevin Pipes and David Dean 152
Spears and Inconvenient Facts: Further Atlatl Thoughts David Vohlken 153
Gun Flints 101 Darrel G. Wilson and Michael J. Raymondi 154
Old Copper Mini Ingots in Medicine Bundles E.J. Neiburger 156
Trapping and Indian Relics Albert L. Addis 159
Two Rare Paleo Artifacts from Western North Carolina V. Gary Henry 160
Odd and Strange Prehistoric Objects Steven R. Cooper 161
Archaeology and Artifacts Dr. David H. Dye 162

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