Central States Archaeological Journal October 2011 Kentucky 50 Year Anniversary
Central States Archaeological Journal Volume 58, Number 4, October 2011
On the Cover: The New Green River Archaeological Society of Kentucky Logo. The Original was designed and approved in 1961 has been updated to celebrate the 50th anniversary .
Table of Contents
| Title | Author | Page(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Message from your Editor | — | 171 |
| Before Green River The “Old” Kentucky Archaeological Society | Charles S. Wagers | 172–173 |
| The Beginnings of the Green River Archaeological Society – A Personal Remembrance | Joseph Ford | 174 |
| Presidents of Green River Archaeological Society 1961–2011 | — | 175 |
| Contributors to the 50th Kentucky Publication’s Auction in 2009 | — | 175 |
| The Early Days of the Green River Archaeological Society | Steven R. Cooper | 176–177 |
| The Elders of Kentucky Archaeology | ||
| Part One: William Snyder Webb “Father of Kentucky Archaeology” | Charles S. Wagers | 178–179 |
| Part Two: Bennett H. Young “Grandfather of Kentucky Archaeology” | Charles S. Wagers | 180–183 |
| The Paleo-Indian Period in Kentucky | Carl Yahnig | 184–188 |
| Clovis Captures the Imagination of Kentuckians | — | 189 |
| Colorful Kentucky Paleo | — | 190–193 |
| The Archaic Period in Kentucky | Doug Goodrum | 194–195 |
| Three Expanded Tip Buck Creek Points | — | 196 |
| Exceptional Bannerstones in Color | — | 197–199 |
| Remarkably Preserved Glover’s Cave Artifacts | — | 200 |
| Five Kentucky Pine Trees | — | 201–203 |
| Some Things Are Just Meant To Be | Mark D. Palatas | 204–205 |
| The Spot! | Leon Forsythe | 206–207 |
| Wayne County Blue White Chert: A Personal Insight | Grady Steele | 208–209 |
| A Kentucky Collector Remembered: Clem Caldwell | ||
| Clemens Caldwell – A Kentucky “Character” | Charles S. Wagers | 210–211 |
| Visiting the Outstanding Collection of Clem Caldwell | David L. Lutz | 212–218 |
| The Little White Pipe | Charles S. Wagers | 219–223 |
| Four Huge Knobbed Hardins | — | 224–225 |
| The Woodland Culture in Kentucky | Ron H. Smith | 226–227 |
| A Twenty-Two Turkeytail Cache | — | 228–231 |
| Creek Finds | — | 232 |
| Creek Finds | — | 233 |
| A Waubesa Adena Cache | Leon Forsythe | 234–235 |
| The Mississippian Period in Kentucky | Steven R. Cooper | 236 |
| Thunder on the Ohio: Introducing Storms-as-he Walks, Red Horn’s Companion | Steve L. Boles | 237–249 |
| Caves, Rockshelters, Pictographs and Petroglyphs | ||
| Prehistoric Mammoth Cave | Doug Goodrum | 250–251 |
| The Asphalt Rock Pictoglyphs (15ED24) | Steven R. Cooper | 252–253 |
| A Few Kentucky Rockshelter Treasures | Steven R. Cooper | 254–255 |
| Glover’s Cave – Thousands of Years of Prehistory Preserved | Doug Goodrum | 256–257 |
| The Ancient Buried City, Wickliffe Kentucky | Ron H. Smith | 258–259 |
| Negative Painted Vessels from Tyler Mound | — | 260–261 |
| Mississippian Status Flints in Kentucky | Steven R. Cooper | 262–265 |
| Remembering Jim Matthews (1929–1999) | David L. Lutz | 266–267 |
| The Ft. Ancient Culture in Kentucky | Charles S. Wagers | 268–272 |
| Two Beavers from Ballard County | — | 273–275 |
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