Central States Archaeological Journal October 1969

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Central States Archaeological Journal October 1968 Vol. 16, No. 4

This issue of the Central States Archaeological Journal features articles on Poverty Point objects from Illinois, a Crib Mound bannerstone, a Kentucky rattle-head man-bowl, and a Tennessee stone pipe. Additional highlights include an Osborn Site surface survey, a study of North points and blades, and a historical feature on Black Hawk of the Sauk. The issue also includes society news, memorials, editorial commentary, and archaeological research from across the Central States region.

Table of Contents
Title Author Page Number(s)
President’s Page Dick Morgan; Charles DeLaHaye 146
Annual Delegates Business Meeting Dale Boring 147
Clay Bicones, or “Poverty Point Objects,” from the Carlyle Illinois Region: A Request for Information Frank Rackerby 148–155
When Adam Delved Charles Miles 156–159
Another Crib Mound Banner-Stone Maurice Meek 160–164
Historical Indians: Black Hawk (Sauk) — 165–167
“A Rattle-head, Man-bowl” from Kentucky Milton Muscovalle 168–169
A Tennessee Stone Pipe R. L. Rost 170–172, 188
Editorial Comments Ben W. Thompson 172–173
Osborn Site Field, Surface Survey Report Bob Trammell 174–183
North Points or Blades Gregory Perino 184–187
In Memoriam: Dr. Paul F. Titterington — 189
In Memoriam: Dr. W. A. McGuire — 189
In Memoriam: Charles T. Love — 189
Greater St. Louis Society News Charles DeLaHaye 190
Kentucky Society News Joseph Ford 190
Tennessee Society News Malcolm Parker 191
Indiana Society News Art Gerber 191
Index of Articles: Central States Archaeological Journal, 1969 — 192

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