Central States Archaeological Journal January 1962

Central States Archaeological Journal January 1962 Vol.9, No.1

This issue of the Central States Archaeological Journal features articles on the Crib Mound, Hopewellian art and the Gilcrease Raven Pipe, stone bird effigies from Ecuador, and the interpretation of an unusual projectile point. Additional highlights include discussions of museum archaeology, new archaeological discoveries, council news and editorial updates, and numerous artifact illustrations, making this issue a valuable resource for collectors and students of North American archaeology.

Table of Contents

Title	Author	Page(s)
Something to Do – In ’62	George P. Grove	3
The Crib Mound	Edward Scheidegger	4–14
The Skeleton in the Museum	Dan Morse	15, 33
Hopewellian Art—The Gilcrease Raven Pipe	Gregory Perino	16–17, 29
Council News and Editorial Section	Ed Meiners; Max Julian; Don C. Miller; Gray LaDassor; Joseph Ford	18–25
Stone Bird Effigies from Ecuador	Robert E. Bell	26–29
Illustrations	—	30–31
What’s New?	Gregory Perino	32–33
Illustration	—	34–37
An Errant Projectile Point	Dwight Morris	38–39

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