Central States Archaeological Journal January 1955

Central States Archaeological Journal Volume 1, Number 3, January 1955
Various types of highly developed prehistoric Native American bannerstones showing rectangular barreled, saddle-face, triangular, and Wisconsin winged forms.

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Central States Archaeological Journal Volume 1, Number 3, January 1955
Table of Contents
TitleAuthorPage(s)
IntroductionWilliam Smail83
Banner-Stones Are CeremonialsByron Knoblock84–89
Engraved Shell Gorgets from IllinoisB. W. Stephens90–92
Peace Pipes of Prehistoric American IndiansClaude U. Stone93
Tribute to an Aboriginal Chert “Spade”Kyle L. Sly94–95
First Use of Natural Resources in Southern IllinoisIrvin Peithmann96–97
Two Flint Ceremonial Spear-headsEarl C. Townsend Jr.98
Council News and Editorial SectionB. W. Stephens; Dan Morse; William Smail; Irvin Peithmann; Gray La Dassor; Paul F. Titterlington; Earl C. Townsend Jr.99–102
Collectors’ TalesByron Knoblock103–104
Frame of Superb DrillsEarl C. Townsend Jr.105
Excavation of a Middle Mississippi Cemetery in St. Francois County, MissouriEdward Zimmerman106–109
The Lost StoryJoseph E. Hiestand; Byron W. Knoblock110–111
Just Another Arrow-headLynn Munger112–113
Rabbit Effigy Pipe of LimestoneRay Huth114–116
The Professional Archaeologists and Collectors Should Become More Firmly AssociatedByron Knoblock117–120

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