Central States Archaeological Journal Fall 2003

Cover of Central States Archaeological Journal Volume 50, Number 4, Fall 2003
Volume 50, Number 4, Fall 2003

Table of Contents

TitleAuthorPage
A Message from your PresidentTom Amble185
On The Surface: The CSAS Proudly Presents the Fourth & Final Regional JournalJohn T. Crowley186
A Tablet…John Duncan187
A Sampling of Pipes from TennesseeD. R. Gehlbach188–189
A Leap Day Success StoryChuck Bair190
The Roger Tucker Hopewell Cache Randolph County, IndianaJim Beckman191
Roger Tucker Hopewell Cache Randolph County, Indiana—192–193
The Pinckneyville Cache found by Henry Budd between 1323–1935Jim Beckman194–196
The Tevis Cobb ClovisCharlie Wagers197
Artifacts with Some Unusual CharacteristicsCharles W. Gish198
Cumberland Fluted Points from Kentucky and TennesseeRodney M. Peck199–202
KentuckyCharlie Wagers203–219
Not Too Muddy for Tee and BillBill Mesnard220–221
The Pickwick — A Tennessee TreasureJim Maus222
Pestles & HammerstonesJohn Duncan223
A Beautiful View and a Brief Overview: Kentucky’s Archaeological PastRachel Pfalzgraf Bruns224–226
Old Barn BannerstoneCorky Barrack227
A Stemless Pipe From East TennesseeBlake Gahagan228–229
A Picture-Perfect MomentMike Campbell230
Lost Going HomeSteve Flanigan231
Importance of Documenting FindsChuck Bair232–235
Minutes of the CSAS Delegates Meeting—236–237
A Guide to Buying Authentic Prehistoric ArtifactsDoug Goodrum238–239
Points & Barbs: The Ramey Site and Other ObservationsGregory Perino240

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