Volume 51, Number 2, April 2004
| Title | Author | Page(s) |
|---|---|---|
| From the Editor-in-Chief | Ellen L. Worley | 69 |
| A Message from Your President | Thomas Amble | 70 |
| Rare North Carolina Turtle Effigy Pipe | Ron Harris | 71 |
| Documentation of an Important Michigan Prehistoric Cache | Bill Shearer | 72–73 |
| A Heavy Stone Bowl | James G. Smith Jr. | 74 |
| A Unique Kentucky Adena Pipe | Jim Maus | 75 |
| Avocational Archaeology: Traveling with a Purpose | Walter Williams | 76–77 |
| A Couple of Ugly Artifacts | Howard King | 78–79 |
| Great Basin Style Petroglyphs | Warren Boatwright | 80–81 |
| Part Two: Schaefer Mammoth: Ancient Pathology | E.J. Neiburger & Dan Joyce | 82–88 |
| Collectors’ Corner | — | 89–104 |
| Book Review – Hardaway Origins and Adaptations | Jim Maus | 105 |
| Style Variations in Effigy Pipes During the Late Prehistoric Period | D.R. Gehlbach | 106–107 |
| The Beginning of a Life Hobby | Bob Zucal | 108 |
| My Favorite Simpson | John Follman | 109 |
| What The Heck Are These? | Howard King | 110–111 |
| The Sacred Spiro Landscape, Cahokia Connections, and Flat Top Mounds | Juliet E. Morrow | 112–114 |
| Full-Bodied Human Effigy Water Bottle from the Croskno Site | — | 115 |
| Look, Find, Document, and Teach the Same | Mike Odom | 116–117 |
| Similarities in Ancient Greek and North American Old Copper Artifacts | E. Neiburger | 118–122 |
| The Professional and The Amateur, Yesterday and Today | Jason M. LaBelle | 123–125 |
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