Central States Archaeological Journal October 2024

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Vol. 71, No. 4, October 2024

On the Cover
This Halstead Plain human effigy vessel was found in the village area of the Ocmulgee Mound site near Macon, Gerogia. The orifice is in the back fo the head. It is 4 ½” tall and would have likely been 8” tall if it were complete. The facial expression and hair treatment show superb artistic expression. For the full story on Ocumlgee Mound see page 173.

Table of Contents
Title Author Page
Message from the Editor — 171
Seven Ages Journal Podcast Jason Pentrall 172
Mounds and Earthworks on the Public Highway – Part Eighteen: Ocmulgee National Monument Steven R. Cooper 173
Grandpa’s Collection Tim Dunham 179
The Thiensville Red Ocher Cache David Christensen 182
An Interesting Feature on Two Hopewell Pipes Darrel Wilson 185
Iconography for the Mississippian Artifact Collector Dr. Sandy B. Carter, Jr. 188
Using Artificial Intelligence in Archaeology Damon Thayer 192
Obituary: Charles Enloe Moore — 193
Obituary: Dale Richter — 193
Prehistoric Repurposing of Mississippian Dover Tools Steven R. Cooper 194
A Wedowee Dig Debbie Emley 196
Obituary: Willie Lee Posey — 198
Cameron Parks – Old-Time Collector Memorabilia William Moody 199
Calculating the Original Value of an Early Historic Era Tlingit Silver Spoon Richard Michael Gramly, Ph.D. 200
Legal Grounds for Native Burials: Coming Home Gary S. Foster, Ph.D. 203
Father/Son Arrowhead Hunters Doug Ford 204
Intrusive Mound – Pipe, Pick and Points Ron L. Harris 206
Obituary: Robert “Bob” Matthias — 207
Obituary: F. Kent Reilly III — 207
In the Company of Legends Todd Alexander 208
The Hinrichs Family Caches Lawrence Hinrichs & Tristen Arnold 210
Is this Clovis a Sedgwick? Or a Gainey? Montie Milner 212
Some Greg Perino Artifacts John Booth 214
Obituary: Larry David Tolliver — 216
The Arapaho Council Tree Garry Weinmeister 217

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