Central States Archaeological Journal April 1996

Volume 43, Number 2, April 1996

On the Cover: A hook-type bannerstone found by Howard Lutz in Spencer County, Indiana on April 20, 1977. It measures 3¾ inches long and is a rare Late Archaic form. Of the 15 known specimens, 12 were found in southern Indiana, primarily along the Ohio River from Evansville to Louisville. This specimen was found along with two others (another hook-type and an hourglass type) as the river receded from flood stage. All three were ceremonially killed and later restored. This bannerstone was chosen to represent Indiana artifacts, submitted by David Lutz.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Title	Author	Page(s)
Surface Finds	Alan Banks	62–64
Hunting Along the Little Blue River	Tony Putty & Teresa Putty	65–66
A Well-Traveled Bannerstone	Teresa Putty	67–69
The Destruction of Site #2	Bob Rampani	70–72
The Spanish Village Site, Destroyed	John T. Crowley	73–75
A Good Year	Jeff Shelton	76
A Pretty Site	J. D. Corbin	77–80
Holt Blades: A New Point Type	Mike Miller	81–88
Early Archaic Projectiles	J. Steven Beasley	89
A Plainview Named Greycloud	Don McKinnis	90–95
A Little Free Publicity Will Do Us All a World of Good	John T. Crowley	96
Digging Into Our Past	Pamela Selbert	96–98
Nine Cache Blades from Macoupin County, Illinois	Dennis Arbeiter	99–105
Book Reviews
Stone Age Spear and Arrow Points of the Midcontinental and Eastern United States	Review by Alan Banks	106
The Petersen Site and New Perspectives on the Late Prehistory of Northwestern Ohio	Review by David M. Strothers	106
Points and Barbs	Gregory Perino	107–108
Illustrations		109–111

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