Central States Archaeological Journal October 1998

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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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