Central States Archaeological Journal April 1968 Vol. 16, No. 2
This issue of the Central States Archaeological Journal features articles on newly discovered Missouri rock art, Indian picture writing, and archaeological investigations at the Snyders Site in Illinois. Additional highlights include the early inhabitants of Hancock County, Kentucky, the Morse Archaic Knife, reflections on fluted points, and a historical feature on Sequoyah of the Cherokee. The issue also presents the aims and purposes of Central States and news from affiliated archaeological societies.
Table of Contents
| Title | Author | Page Number(s) |
|---|---|---|
| President’s Page | James Daily; Malcolm Parker | 50 |
| Aims and Purposes of the Central States Archaeological Societies | Ben W. Thompson | 51 |
| Rock Art in Missouri: A New Discovery | Benedict Ellis | 52–58 |
| Comments on Indian Picture Writing | Ben W. Thompson | 59–61 |
| Additional Information from the Snyders Site, Calhoun County, Illinois | William G. Fecht | 62–77 |
| Early Inhabitants of Hancock County, Kentucky | Donald A. Vaughn | 78–81 |
| Historical Indians: Sequoya (Cherokee) | — | 82–85 |
| The Morse Archaic Knife | Gregory Perino | 86–87 |
| Reflections on Fluted Points | Ivan Imel | 88–93 |
| Recent Publication | George Grove | 93 |
| Tennessee Society News | Malcolm Parker | 94 |
| Indiana Society News | Art Gerber | 94–95 |
| Greater St. Louis Society News | Charles DeLaHaye | 95 |
| Kentucky Society News | Joseph M. Ford | 95–96 |
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