Central States Archaeological Journal January 1999

Volume 46, Number 1, JANUARY 1999

On the Cover: Fluted axe found by Guy Webb in 1910 in Waupaca County, Wisconsin. It is 13″ wide. The axe has 18 flutes along the blade and 3 flutes around the poll.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Title	Author	Page(s)
On the Surface	John T. Crowley	2
Lone Star State Archaeological Society	Dwain Rogers	3
Update on a Point Type: The Yarbrough	Willie Fields	4–5
The Mingo Otter Effigy Tool	Dan Creel	6–7
A Surprising Day	Conrad Kilian	8
Yesterday in Bridgeton, Site #6	Bob Rampani	9–10
Permission Granted?	David Miller	11
Recognizing a CSAS Statesman: Mr. Ben W. Thompson	John T. Crowley	12
Some Facts Aren’t Facts	Dale E. Roberts	13
An Interesting Find	William J. Kemps	14–16
Fakes and Frauds	Don Gustafson	17
My Thanksgiving Bird	Robert Whitehead	18
The Occurrence of Zoomorphic and Other Stone Beads	Charles E. Moore	19–23
Hole in One Benton	Ted McCoy	24–27
Carrying On	Tom Grimes	28–29
Avocational Archaeology: A View from the Bluffs	Carl M. Wright	30–31
An “Old Copper” Casting	E. J. Neiburger	32–35
The Cache Blades	Larry Dyer	36–38
Why Archaeology?	James A. Mohow	39–40
A Most Unusual Axe	Leroy Hoagland	41–43
For the Record	Ricky D. Miller	44–45
A Morrow Mountain Cache	Cliff Jackson	46–49
Points & Barbs	Gregory Perino	50–51

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