Central States Archaeological Journal October 1955

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Central States Archaeological Journal October 1955
Volume 2, Number 2

This issue of the Central States Archaeological Journal highlights chert effigies and Byron Knoblock’s evolving conclusions on bannerstones, accompanied by extensive artifact illustrations. Additional features include a tribute to noted collector and philanthropist John Henry Hauberg, council news, and editorial updates, making this issue a valuable resource for students and collectors of North American archaeology.

Table of Contents
Title Author Page(s)
Introduction Byron Knoblock 43
Chert Effigies Kyle L. Sly 44–49
Illustrations — 50–58
Council News and Editorial Section Gray La Dassor; Earl C. Townsend Jr.; B. W. Stephens 59, 62
John Henry Hauberg (November 22, 1869 – September 13, 1955) Russell P. Neuwerk 60–61
A Statement of My Present Conclusions on Banner-stones Byron Knoblock 63
Illustrations — 64–80

Owl effigy monitor pipe from Calhoun County, Illinois, shown from three views in the October 1955 Central States Archaeological Journal

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