Central States Archaeological Journal January 2002

Volume 49, Number 1, January 2002

On the Cover: Human effigy statue made from pottery. It is 5 1/8 inches tall by 2 1/8 inches wide. This male figure has all its facial fea­tures; the hair was braided down the back where a hole was drilled for suspension. It was found by Herman Twelkemeier in Stewart County, Tennessee. It is from the collection of Dr. Arthur Cushman. Photo courtesy of Tony Myers Photography

Table of Contents

Title	Author	Page
On the Surface: The Documentation of Artifacts and Sites	John T. Crowley, Editor CSAJ	2–3
Corner Tang Knives in Kansas	Tom Wyatt	4
Three Points from Hickman County, Kentucky	George Muscovalley	7
Autumn Luck	Steven Langley	10
A Paleo Indian or Kishkekosh: You Tell Us	Ron Sharp & Don Shelford	11
Osceola Revisited	Lincoln B. Smith	13
X’Kala-Ka: A New Mayan Site	Dana R. Chandler	18
The Wildlife Plot Cache	Cliff Jackson	21
Finding Treasure	Rick Ferreira	23
A Long Blade–Short Poll Carolina Axe	Art Crowther & Rodney Peck	24
The Stanfield Knife	Conrad Kilian	25
Was It Worth It	Mike Odom	26
Big Moniteau Indian Pictographs	James G. Smith Jr.	30
Avocational Archaeology: Tossed Salad	Carl M. Wright	33
Authentication of Stone Artifacts	Ted Koelikamp	34
More Crab Orchard Chert	Jackie Corbin	36
Fluting 101	LeRoy Irons	38
A Big Giant Arrowhead	Steven J. Weisser	39
The Shoe Box Clovis	Dennis Krintz	40
Chesterfield, Missouri: Conducting a Comprehensive Archaeological Survey	Mark Leach	42
The Grooved Maul	Don Schultz	44
The Waco Dalton	Mark Kenneth Crawford	46
The Bean Field Bunny	John Behny	47
Points and Barbs	Gregory Perino	50

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