ON THE COVER:
This Ashtabula spear is made of gray Coshoctan and was found in Kosciusko County, Indiana. It measures 6 1⁄2” long x 3 1⁄2” wide. This
is considered to be the largest and best Ashtabula in existence. It was found in 1905 by Ed Hoagland 4 miles east of Warsaw, Indiana.
Fred Bartol bought it in 1937. Pictured previously in Who’s Who in Indian Relics Volume #1 on page 10, in Who’s Who in Indian Relics
Volume #2 on page page 256 and in The Redskin, Volume 1, #2, October 1966 on page 55.
Collection of Jeff and Beth Pyle, North Manchester, Indiana
| Title | Author | Page |
|---|---|---|
| Message from the Editor | — | 115 |
| The Founding and Early Years of the Indiana Archaeological Society | Steve Hart | 116 |
| Various Colorful Hardstone Bannerstones | — | 120 |
| Beautiful Green and Black Quartz Bannerstones | — | 121 |
| Slate Bannerstones and Large Points | — | 122 |
| Fate is the Hunter – Ten Years in the Making | David L. Greives | 124 |
| Fine Indiana Relics Part One | — | 128 |
| Early Archaic Pine Tree Points from Swan’s Landing | — | 134 |
| Fine Indiana Relics Part Two | — | 136 |
| Slate from the Cameron Parks Collection | — | 142 |
| A Huge Hopewell Cache Blade | — | 143 |
| Indiana Wing or Bowtie Bannerstone Stages | David Moore | 144 |
| A Sunday Walk – A Lifetime Find | Brian Wagner | 145 |
| An Exceptional Fulton Turkeytail | — | 146 |
| Fine Indiana Relics Part Three | — | 147 |
| A Rare Effigy Bear Pipe from Indiana | James Tharp | 153 |
| A Huge Humped Bannerstone | — | 154 |
| The Oscar Byall Man Effigy Pipe | Steve Hart | 155 |
| Fine Indiana Relics Part Four | — | 156 |
| Jim Felke – A Tribute | — | 163 |
| What is lost is found … and lost again … and found again! | David Moore | 164 |
| Post-glacial Indiana – Mastodons and Mammoths | James Tharp | 166 |
| Slate Specimens from the Dale and Sandy Hiatt Collection | — | 173 |
| Pictured in “Birdstones of the North American Indian” | — | 173 |
| Black, White and Gray Quartz Bannerstones | — | 174 |
| Fine Indiana Relics Part Five | — | 175 |
| A Turkey-Tail Cache from Greene County, Indiana | Bian Blinn | 189 |
| The Fletcher Williams Fluted Point | Curtis H. Tomak | 190 |
| An Exceptionally Engraved Mississippian Disc Pipe Found in Jasper County, Indiana | Steven R. Cooper | 192 |
| Slate Specimens from the Steve Ward Collection Pictured in “Birdstones of the North American Indian” | — | 194 |
| They Are Still Out There! | Dr. Jeff Pyle | 195 |
| Fine Indiana Relics Part Six | — | 196 |
| Three from a Private Collection | — | 211 |
| A Monolithic Axe from Posey County, Indiana | Curtis H. Tomak | 212 |
| Fine Indiana Relics Part Seven | — | 214 |
| Membership Application | ||
| Officers and Societies | ||
| Calendar of Events |
