Central States Archaeological Journal Volume 51, Number 4, October 2004
On thr Cover: The cover of the 50th Anniversary Central States Archaeological Journal was designed by Therese Scheller featuring the seal of the Central States Archaeological Society Inc. and using many of our more colorful journal covers over the past few years.
Table of Contents
| Title | Author | Page |
|---|---|---|
| Foreword and Acknowledgments | John T. Crowley | 2 |
| A New Search for Origins of Paleo-Indian Lithic Traditions: A Challenge to Outmoded Theories | Carl Painter | 3 |
| Artifacts Found out of Context | Gregory Perino | 8 |
| An Unusual Steatite Pipe from Eastern Tennessee | Blake Gahagan | 10 |
| The Deerman Bowl | Dale Roberts | 12 |
| Early Woodland Tubular Pipe from Eastern Tennessee: “Medicine Tube” or Smoking Pipe | Fletcher Jolly | 13 |
| Kadian Mound, 3CT? – An Investigation into a Century-Old Smithsonian Institution Puzzle | Norman Cherry | 16 |
| A Very Large Milling Stone | Ben R. Brady | 19 |
| The Davis Pipe | Alan Banks | 20 |
| The “Meppen Long-Nosed God Maskettes”: A New Description and Preliminary Analysis | Chuck Adam & Jim Duncan | 22 |
| The Ballard County, Kentucky, Human Effigy Pipe | Gregory Perino | 24 |
| Socketed Bone Points | Charlie Wagers | 26 |
| Avocational Archaeology: Paleo-Geography and Migrations of the First Americans | Carl M. Wright | 30 |
| The E. E. Baird Headpot Finally Found | Norman Cherry | 32 |
| Report Your Finds! | Dale Van Blair | 34 |
| A Dovetail Camp | David Lutz | 35 |
| A Burial Ground for Myths | Don Dickson | 37 |
| Historic Clay Pipe from Southern Arkansas | James Godfrey & Ron Wilson | 40 |
| Bolo Weights from the Tellico Reservoir | Blake Gahagan | 41 |
| The Iowa River Fish Trap: A Mystery and a Challenge | Ted Frank | 44 |
| The Ancient Missile Launcher of Aboriginal America | Howard King | 46 |
| Kyle Sly’s Legacy | Alan Banks | 50 |
| A History of the Editors of the Central States Archaeological Journal | — | 52 |
| An Engraved Obtuse-Angle Alate Pipe | Jim Maus | 53 |
| Engraved Human Figures on Pottery Vessels | Gregory Perino | 55 |
| The Southeastern Monolithic Axe | Tim B. Brawner | 58 |
| Artifact or Artifake? | Col. John F. Berner | 64 |
| Buffalo in Dry Cave | Wayne Parker | 66 |
| Tobacco Worm Effigy Pipe from Missouri | Paul V. Sellers | 69 |
| The Willenburg Shelter (23FR96): A Mississippian Pictograph Site in East-Central Missouri | Fletcher Jolly | 70 |
| The Professional Versus the Amateur | Pat Humphrey | 73 |
| Pipestone Sources in Wisconsin, and Comments | John Sinclair & Gregory Perino | 74 |
| Use Theories Regarding the Birdstone: Past and Present | Don Dowell | 76 |
| No More “Problematicals”… They’re All Atlatl Weights | Mark Scheiber | 80 |
| Can Anyone Just Tell the Truth? | Thomas E. Browner | 82 |
| Aims and Purposes of the CSAS | Ben Thompson | 86 |
| Avocational Archaeology: The Obvious | Carl M. Wright | 87 |
| Long-Stem Spuds | Toney Aid | 88 |
| A Look at Some of the Earliest Known Americans | David Heath | 90 |
| The Antiquity of Scalping | Dr. E. J. Neiburger | 94 |
| Distribution and Compilation of Eastern Fluted Points, in Memory of Robert W. Peck | Rodney M. Peck | 96 |
| Avocational Archaeology: Jungles, Boats, and New Paleo Points | Carl M. Wright | 101 |
| Three Southern Cult Human Effigy Vessels | John Tilley | 102 |
| Wisconsin Prehistoric Lithic Materials | William Lang | 104 |
| Cannibalism in the Prehistoric Midwest | Dr. E. J. Neiburger | 112 |
| A Clovis Camp at the Martens Site | Juliet E. Morrow | 116 |
| Munkers Creek Knives | Tom Wyatt | 118 |
| The Isle of Wight Paleo-Indian Camp Site | Rodney M. Peck | 120 |
| Wisconsin Slate | David Stilp | 122 |
| Documentation of Chicago-Area Upper Mississippian Artifacts | Edmund A. Butkus | 126 |
| Unique Features of an Unusual Large North Carolina Clovis | Rodney M. Peck | 131 |
| Edwards Chert as a Trade Item | Robert Saner | 132 |
| Ready’s Paleo-Indian Site | James Perdun | 134 |
| East Tennessee Birdstone | Blake Gahagan | 137 |
| What Would You Have Done? | John Hooper | 138 |
| A Fine Tennessee Effigy Pipe | James Townsend | 141 |
| Mississippian Spades and Hoes | Larry Latchford | 142 |
| Occurrence of Zoomorphic and Other Stone Beads | Thomas Moore | 145 |
| Pointed Weapons of Wood, Bone, and Ivory: Survival Tools of Early Man in North America | Carl Painter | 149 |
| A Cache of Late Archaic Plummets from Christian County, Kentucky | Ray Fraser | 158 |
| A Well-Documented Artifact Is Priceless to a Collector and Worthless to a Thief! | Paul Filbrandt | 161 |
| French Tomahawk Heads | John Baldwin | 164 |
| The Ben C. McCary Bannerstone | Rodney M. Peck | 166 |
| Eastern Tennessee Birdstones | Frank Putty | 168 |
| Avocational Archaeology: Archaic Period Dryness | Carl M. Wright | 172 |
| The Folsom Culture | Leslie Pfeiffer | 173 |
| The Belgreen Clovis | Thomas Moore | 176 |
| The Mystery of Creased Celts | Robert Fisher | 177 |
| What Mystery? An Answer to Creased Celts | Michael Kinsella | 178 |
| The Hawley Mic-Mac Pipe | Corky Barrack | 180 |
| Circle Roller Discoidals | James Butts | 182 |
| Gregory Perino: Mentor to Us All | Ray Fraser | 184 |
| Points and Barbs | Gregory Perino | 186 |
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