Central States Archaeological Journal July 1962 Vol 9, No 3
This issue of the Central States Archaeological Journal features articles on the Middle Mississippian culture, the distribution of man-made effigies, and the importance of cataloging archaeological collections. Additional highlights include a tribute to Thomas Gilcrease, council news and editorial updates, and artifact illustrations, making this issue a valuable resource for collectors and students of North American archaeology.
Table of Contents
| Title | Author | Page(s) |
|---|---|---|
| The Middle Mississippian | Willie Smith | 83–102 |
| Thomas Gilcrease | Martin Wenger | 103–107 |
| Council News and Editorial Section | Max Julian; Gray LaDassor; Joseph Ford; Philip Eviston; H. R. McPherson | 108–111, 119 |
| Why You Should Catalogue Your Collection | B. W. Stephens | 112–114, 120 |
| The Man-Made Effigy—Its Distribution | Gregory Perino | 115–119 |
| Illustration | — | — |
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