Central States Archaeological Journal January 2008

Volume 55, Number 1, January 2008

On the Cover: An Intrusive Mound Flat Ridged Base Monitor Pipe found by Albert Pullins in Jasper County Indiana. The site where is was buried had been farmed for years, and there wasn’t any visible evidence of prehistoric habitation. But walking to were the pipe was found there appeared to be a low rise that might have once been a mound.

Table of Conte

Title	Author	Page
Message From Your New Editor	—	3
Recovering From the Past, and More Importantly, Promoting Your State Society	John T. Crowley	4
The Dillo Newnan	Hugh McKenzie	6
Great Artifacts Can Still Be Found	Steven R. Cooper	9
The Kinker Effigy Pipe	John W. Nunley	12
The Seal of the Archaeological Society of Oklahoma	Chris Merriam	16
The Haw River Point	Rodney M. Peck	17
The James E. Savage Collection: Evidence of Continuous Habitation of the Sardis Reservoir Area for 12,000 Years	Malcolm McLaughlin	20
Dad’s Best Find	Robert Woolard	22
Preservation of the Pearson Cache	Steve Boles	24
A Rare Pipe Find in Kansas	Darrel Wilson	31
The Perry Mastodon: A Specimen Exhibit at Wheaton College	G. H. Haddock; E. J. Neiburger; S. O. Moshier	32
My First Arrowhead and What It Led To	John T. Crowley	35
South Carolina Baked Clay Cooking Balls	Jim Maus	37
An Exceptional Fantail Bird	Patrick L. Mooney	39
The Unique Styles of Mississippian Benton Phase Bannerstones	J. Neal Brown	40
After Twenty-Five Years I Finally Found a Cache	Gene Edwards	47
Book Reviews	—	48

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