Central States Archaeological Journal April 1997

Volume 44, Number2, April 1997

On The Cover: This Benton Point is a personal find of Dan Rain. It was discovered in a cache of six blades in Rutherford County, Tennessee, on November 28, 1994. The point measures 8 inches. All blades from the cache were featured in Volume 43, Number 4 (October) of the CSAJ. The cache included:

• Another 8-inch Benton
• A 4¼-inch oblique-flaked Elk River
• A 4¼-inch oblique-flaked Benton
• A 4¼-inch side-notched Benton
• A 5¼-inch corner-notched Benton

This point was selected by the Volunteer State Archaeological Society to represent the state of Tennessee on the cover of the Central States Archaeological Journal.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Title	Author	Page(s)
On the Surface	John T. Crowley	54–55
The Hopewell Pipe: A Conveying Medium to the Spirit World	D. R. Gehlbach & D. R. Gehlbauch	56–57
The Banded Slate Turtle Effigy	Bertram Avery Bruce	58–61
Two Halves Reunited	Traci Hollister	62–63
A Carolina Shield Bannerstone	Rodney M. Peck	64–67
Hoe Down	Suzanne Goette	68–71
Dual-Type Bannerstones	Teresa Putty	72–74
Twin Pendants?	Jim Maus	75
He’s Loco Crazy	Ron Hunt	76–77
Illustrations	—	78–80
From Preform to Drill: The Life of a Kirk Serrated Point	Tony Clinton	81–83
A Legacy from My Grandfather	John R. Speer	84–85
Ten Feet, Ten Minutes, Ten Thousand Years Old	David Hunzicker	86–87
Prehistoric Races of the United States of America	Paul Witt	88–89
First Folsom	Ronald D. Van Heukelom	90–91
Beginner’s Luck	Steven Mark Harris	92–93
Ask Mr. Wizard	Alan Banks	94–95
She Did It Again	John Payer	96–99
Uprooted Points	James R. Maudsley	100–101
Points & Barbs	Gregory Perino	102–103

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