Volume 46, Number 4, October 1999
The cover of this CSAJ was designed by David Meiser, Editor for the Greater St, Louis Archaeological Society, It features our western societies and the new seal for the CSAS. The Missouri piece is n Graham Cave point, Arkansas features a head pot, and Iowa a Keokuk axe. Texas offers the Montel point from our most recent cover, All artifacts were placed within the borders of their respective States for contrast. The states’ silhouettes are not to scale.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
| Title | Author | Page(s) |
|---|---|---|
| On the Surface | John T. Crowley | 158 |
| Edwards Chert as a Trade Item | Bryant Saner Jr. | 159–161 |
| An Out-of-Place Discoidal from the Missouri Ozarks | Mike Crawford | 162 |
| Cataloging Methods | Norman Dille | 163 |
| The Parkin Site: Hernando de Soto in Cross County, Arkansas | Jeffrey M. Mitchem | 164–165 |
| Barnes Fluted Points | Ronald Van Heukelom | 166–167 |
| The San Patrice Culture Revisited | Walter Williams | 168–171 |
| Correction: Avocational Archaeology—Beveled Edges Again | — | 171 |
| Remembering Spiro Mounds | William Austin | 172 |
| A Pair of Alibates Plainview Points from Wheeler County, Texas | Leslie S. Pfeiffer | 173–174 |
| The Greater St. Louis Archaeological Society Donates Funds for Map Conservation | Patti Wright & Martha Clevenger | 175–177 |
| Minutes of the CSAS Delegates Meeting, May 23, 1999, Elizabethtown, Kentucky | — | 178–179 |
| Favorite Pieces and Personal Finds | Albert Colflesh | 180–181 |
| This Is No Mexican Onyx; This Is a Boatstone! | Chris Peek & Alexander Peek | 182–183 |
| My Green Granite Donut | Brian Andrews | 184–185 |
| Arkansas Quapaw | Willie Fields | 186–187 |
| Humbolt Points in Kansas? | Darrel Wilson | 188 |
| The Day of the Dalton | Charles Massey | 189–190 |
| The Cherokee in Arkansas | Hester A. Davis | 191 |
| Can Anyone Just Tell the Truth | Tom Browner | 192–196 |
| The Arkansas Hunt | Michael Redwine & Mike Redwine | 197–198 |
| Field of Dreams and a Most Unexpected Discovery | James Yelton | 199 |
| Iowa Points | Harold Carr | 200 |
| Avocational Archaeology: Add 2000 Years, and Move to Arkansas | Carl M. Wright | 201–203 |
| Yesterday in Bridgeton, “A Point of Old” | Bob Rampani | 204 |
| In Our Own Back Yard | Norma McPherson | 205 |
| Points and Barbs | Gregory Perino | 206–207 |
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