Central States Archaeological Journal October 1956

Central States Archaeological Journal October 1956 — Volume 3, Number 2

This issue of the Central States Archaeological Journal October 1956 offers a fascinating look at Native American archaeology, artifact collecting, and discoveries from several regions of North America. Featured material includes the last major general artifact collection from the St. Louis area, providing readers with a valuable record of archaeological material from a region with a long history of collecting and research.

Readers will also find articles exploring the Cliff Dwellings of the American Southwest, along with archaeology and discoveries from the Ozark region. A Comanche legend adds cultural and historical interest to the issue and provides another perspective on the Native American past.

Additional articles address archaeological site preservation and the problem of vandalism, subjects important to protecting archaeological resources for future generations. The issue also presents a unique archaeological case study and stories capturing the excitement and personal experiences associated with artifact discovery.

Council news and editorial material provide insight into the activities, interests, and concerns of the archaeological community during the 1950s. Overall, this issue offers an interesting historical resource for collectors, researchers, students, and readers interested in North American archaeology, Native American artifacts, archaeological sites, and artifact collecting.

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