Volume 49, Number 2, April 2002
On the Cover: Dalton Point made from banded Flint Hill chert. It was found by Darrel Wilson on 13 July, 1991, in Riley County, Kansas. The Dalton dates to 8900-7900 BC. This point was chosen by the Kansas Archaeological Society to represent its state on our cover. From the collection of Darrel Wilson. It is shown actual size.
Table of Contents
| Title | Author | Page |
|---|---|---|
| San Saba Knives | Leslie Pfeiffer | 56 |
| A Minnesota Treasure: The Legacy of Charles E. Hanson | Dr. John M. Mahowald | 58 |
| My “Indiana-Illinois” Birdstone | Dick Keller | 60 |
| Catlinite Trade Pipe | Darrel Wilson | 61 |
| A Purpose for the Collection and Collecting | Dr. Curt J. Gronner, DDS | 62 |
| A Tapered Celt from Michigan | Douglas Whitcomb | 67 |
| An Amazing Site | Stanley Harris | 68 |
| Georgia Tektites Worked into Artifacts by American Indians | Hal Povenmire | 70 |
| Sammy’s Bannerstone | Chuck Bair | 72 |
| Avocational Archaeology: Is Your Collection in Your Will | Carl M. Wright | 74 |
| The Savage Connection | Dr. Alfred D. Savage | 80 |
| Fox Valley | Lincoln Smith | 84 |
| Early Morning Etley | Bob Rampani | 86 |
| The Fern Ridge Mound Group | Don Prestien | 88 |
| The Scissor Cache | Mike Tootill | 92 |
| My Favorite Kirk Point | Jim McAvoy | 96 |
| Pair of Three-Quarter Grooved Axes | Rodney M. Peck | 98 |
| Most Unusual Pieces | Jim Meurer | 100 |
| Points and Barbs | Gregory Perino | 102 |
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