Central States Archaeological Journal October 1997

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Volume 44, Number 4, October 1997

On the Cover: This spectacular 3/4 Grooved Axe was found in Pettis County, Missouri sometime prior to 1916, when Edward Payne acquired it. B.W. Stephens became its next owner in 1935. The axe next went to Tommy Webster, and in 1984 was acquired by Don E. Lewis. It weighs 13 pounds and is 12½ inches long, 4¾ inches wide, and 3 inches thick. This axe was chosen to represent the State of Missouri on our cover. Photo by Tony Clinton.

TABLE OF CONTENTS
Title Author Page(s)
On the Surface John T. Crowley 158
The Closest One: A Macoupin County, Illinois, Archaic Site Frank Romano 159–162
Momence, Illinois, Mississippian Disc Pipe Robert Matthias 163
Knee Deep John C. Smith 164–165
Yesterday in Bridgeton Site #3A Bob Rampani 166–167
“I Just Can’t See It” James Yelton 168
Prehistoric Drilling Methods Ben W. Thompson 169–173
Determined Kenny Bassett 174–175
Memories Dave Miller 176
A Day to Remember Bill Austin 177
Opportunity Knocked Larry Snyder 178–179
Nearly 200 Years of Collecting Jim Bickel 180–185
Got a Match? Charles D. Cross 186
For Unparalleled Devotion to a Worthy Cause, the CSAS Honors Larry and Virginia Swaim — 187
Kadian Mound, 3CT?: An Investigation into a Century-Old Smithsonian Institution Puzzle James F. Cherry 188–190
The Find of the Year Cindy Aldridge 191
The Christmas Bird Steven R. Dowell 192–195
One Fine Benton and One Fine Benton Cache Tom Wilbanks & Norma Wilbanks 196–199
It Does Get Better Gary D. Klebe 200–201
A Look at the Keokuk Axe Bruce Filbrandt 202–205
Minutes of the Central States Archaeological Societies’ Annual Business Meeting — 206–208
Paleo, After 15 Years Kenneth M. Helms 209–210
A Deptford Axe from South Carolina Rodney M. Peck 211
Found Along One River, Named for Another Jerry D. Hampton 212–213
Book Reviews — 214
Plains Indian History and Culture: Essays on Continuity and Change Reviewed by Ben W. Thompson 214
American Indian Artifacts: How to Identify, Evaluate, and Care for Your Collection Reviewed by Ben W. Thompson 214
Points & Barbs Gregory Perino 215

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