Volume 50, Number 3, Summer 2003
On the Cover: Intrusive Mound Culture pipe made from highly polished steatite, found by Jasper M. Martin near the town of Fitzgerald in south-central Georgia. This pipe was chosen by the officers of the Peach State Archaeological Society of Georgia to represent the state on the cover of the Central States Archaeological Journal. It is shown actual size. From the collection of John Booth.
Table of Contents
| Title | Author | Page |
|---|---|---|
| On the Surface | John T. Crowley | 122 |
| Grandpa’s Pipe: Looking at the Clues | John Booth | 124 |
| Mr. Allen, I Presume | Bill Breckinridge | 128 |
| Not a Bad First Find | Tom DeCola | 130 |
| Purpose and Locations of Caches | Tom Wyatt | 134 |
| The Discovery of a Kentucky Cache of Clarksville Bannerstones | Col. John F. Berner | 136 |
| Looking Up | Brenda Phillips | 138 |
| Kansas and Evidence of Early Man | Daniel J. Fox | 140 |
| A Michigan Three-Hole Boatstone | William Steele | 146 |
| Michigan Artifacts Made from Bayport Chert | George Jachim | 148 |
| Two Rare North Carolina Axes | Jim Maus | 151 |
| A Thanksgiving Find | Chris Hendrix | 152 |
| Number One | Jerry Hampton | 153 |
| Paleo Indian Tool Kit of the Williamson Site | Rodney Peck | 154 |
| Book Review | Ben Thompson | 159 |
| Beginner’s Luck | Roy Babcock | 160 |
| A Tale of Two Points | Jay H. Rines Sr. | 162 |
| Daddy, It’s a Celt! | James Arco | 163 |
| An Arkansas Point | David L. Wiemer | 165 |
| Native Copper Characteristics Demonstrated in the “Neubauer Process” | David H. Peterson | 168 |
| A Unique Copper Harpoon | Oliver Anttila | 176 |
| Avocational Archaeology: Regional Jewels of the Southwest | Carl M. Wright | 177 |
| Points and Barbs: The Caddo Indians and Maize | Gregory Perino | 179 |
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