Volume 45, Number 4, October 1998
On the Cover: This first Regional Central States Archaeological Journal represents the southeastern societies of the CSAS:
- The Rebel State Archaeological Society of Alabama, represented by the Lost Lake point type
- The Peach State Archaeological Society of Georgia, represented by the Bolen point
- The Piedmont Archaeological Society of North and South Carolina, represented by the Hardaway Side-Notched point
Sketches courtesy of Gregory Perino.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
| Title | Author | Page(s) |
|---|---|---|
| On the Surface | John T. Crowley | 158–159 |
| The Saugahatchee Petroglyphs | Charles Kenyon West | 160–162 |
| Mud Creek Points, an Alabama Type | John F. Berner | 163 |
| Mystery Stones of the Woodlanders | Cliff Jackson | 164–165 |
| What’s Your TQ (Tallahatta Quartzite) IQ? | James R. Maudsley | 166–170 |
| One Lost Lake | Craig Williamson | 171 |
| Of Trickery, Thieves and Scoundrels | Charles Cataldo, Jr. | 172–175 |
| Minutes of the Central States Archaeological Societies, Inc. Annual Meeting | — | 176–177 |
| The Ben C. McCary Bannerstone | Rodney M. Peck | 178–179 |
| Three Southern Cult Human Effigy Vessels | John Tilley | 180–181 |
| The Shell of Auttosse | Jim Maus | 182–183 |
| Horse Creek Chert Artifacts | Charles E. Moore | 184–185 |
| The Isle of Wight Paleo-Indian Camp Site | Rodney M. Peck | 186–189 |
| Odd or Eccentric Early Archaic Points from a Site in Buncombe County, North Carolina | V. Gary Henry | 190–191 |
| The Notchaway Point | Kevin Dowdy & John Sowell | 192–193 |
| The Two State Tool | Jim Maus | 194–195 |
| Avocational Archaeology: The Oldest Pottery & Mounds | Carl M. Wright | 196–197 |
| “Pointless” Jealousy | Robert L. Knight | 198–199 |
| A Wonderful Steatite Bowl | Jim Simmons | 200–201 |
| Ghostlike and Snow Flake | Jerry D. Hampton | 202 |
| Circle Roller Discoidale | Bruce Butts | 203–205 |
| Points & Barbs | Gregory Perino | 206–207 |
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