Central States Archaeological Journal January 1982 -

Title	Author	Page(s)
Illustrations	—	2–3
Meet Our President	Ben Thompson	4–5
A Scottsbluff Point Made from a Broken Fluted Point	Gregory Perino	6–9
23CL2: A Middle Woodland Village in Western Missouri	Fletcher Jolly III	10–19
A Note on the Distribution of Riverton Points	Curtis H. Tomak	20–24
A Tobacco Worm Effigy Pipe from Missouri	Paul V. Sellers	25
The Mortar-Metate	Gale V. Highsmith	26–30
Correction: Fitted Mano-Pestles	—	30–31
A Dovetail Camp	David Lutz	32–33
Late Woodland Vessel from Central Missouri Rockshelter (23CY239)	Fletcher Jolly III; Richard T. Malouf; Jack Scrivner	34–35
Prayer Helps	Pat Humphrey	36–37
Dangerous Legislation	Doug Puckett	38–39
East Tennessee Birdstone	Blake Gahagan	40–41
Woolaroc Museum	K. D. Meek	42–46
MSU Archaeological Team Unearths Artifacts at Historic River Sites	—	47–48
A Fluted Cumberland Point	David E. Shaffer	49
A Stone-Age Carpenter’s Tool	John D. Turin Sr.	51
Illustrations	—	52–54
Book Reviews
Eastern Iowa Prehistory	Review by Joe G. Thompson	55
Heat-altered Cherts of the Lower Illinois Valley?	—	55
Faunal Exploitation and Resource Selection	—	55
Mississippian Mortuary Practices	—	55–56
Points & Barbs	Gregory Perino	56–58
Illustrations	—	59–60

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