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A Duck Hawk Effigy Pipe
An Unusual Steatite Artifact
An Iowa Axe
A Virginia Folsom Point?
A Split Bear Tooth Effigy Pendant
A Michigan Hi-Lo Point
A New Old Copper Point
A Special Discoidal
Clovis Paleo Point Personal Finds from Illinois and Indiana
Clovis Points from South Georgia and Florida
Colorful Ceramics from Arkansas and Missouri
David Lutz Adena
Long Nosed God Maskettes
Michigan Paleo and Bayport Chert
My Field of Dreams
My Thanksgiving Bird
Mystery Eggs Enigma Finally Solved!
No I Did Not
Old, Impractical Theories on the Use of the Birdstone
PAINTED SNYDERS SITE POTSHERDS, CALHOUN COUNTY, ILLINOIS
Radiocarbon Dates for Old Copper in Rusk County
Tecumseh’s Pipe
The Authentic and the Fake
The Bedford Beaver Monitor Pipe
The Chucalissa Sinti Bottle
The Cinmar Bipoint – Virginia’s Oldest Stone Artifact
The Ellsworth Cowels Red Bird
THE HAWLEY MIC-MAC PIPE
The Hendrix Raptor Great Pipe
The History of an Unwanted Artifact Collection
The Mammoth Eaters: Very Early Man in America
The Myer Figurine
THE MYSTERY OF THE MASTERPIECE
THE PARKIN SITE: HERNANDO DE SOTO IN CROSS COUNTY, ARKANSAS
An Ancient Masterpiece: The Warrick Projectile Point
THREE QUARTER GROOVED AXE FOUND IN FALL CREEK
Two Tales of Uncle Joe’s Ditch
VARIETY IN GROOVED AXES FOUND IN NORTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA
You Just Never Know
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