Central States Archaeological Journal July 1969

Central States Archaeological Journal July 1968 Vol. 16, No. 3

This issue of the Central States Archaeological Journal features articles on Eastern Wisconsin fluted axes, half-grooved axes, Cache River Sidenotched points, effigy burial stones, and Illinois Turkey Tails. Additional highlights include a rare Paleo point discovery, Native American uses of shells, an unusual birdstone find, the Indian pipe bag, and a historical feature on Geronimo. The issue also includes archaeological book reviews, memorials, and society news from Indiana, Missouri, Tennessee, and Kentucky.

Table of Contents

Title	Author	Page Number(s)
President’s Page	Tim Corneli; Charles DeLaHaye	98
Form and Function	Hester Davis	99
The Indian’s Pipe Bag	Charles Miles	100–105
Eastern Wisconsin Fluted Axes	Gordon Aebischer	106–109
Editorial Comments	—	108
Three Unusual Artifacts	Joe Ford	110–111
The Half-grooved Axe	B. W. Stephens	112–117
Cache River Sidenotched Points	Ron Cloud	118–119
Effigy Burial Stone	Dale R. Gates; Mike Jacobson	120–123
The Iroquois County, Illinois Turkey Tails	Chuck Weisbecker	124–125
Happiness: Finding a Rare Paleo Point	Tom Grimsley	126–127
Shells and Their Use by the Indians	Gregory Perino	128–133
An Interesting Birdstone Find	David Ramp	134–135
Historical Indians: Geronimo (Apache)	—	136–138
Book Review: The Banks Village Site (Memoir No. 4)	Review by Larry Swain	139–140
In Memoriam: Joseph C. Walta (1901–1968)	—	141
In Memoriam: Eugene E. Curtiss (1899–1969)	—	141
In Memoriam: Clifford H. Bry (1901–1968)	—	141
Indiana Society News	Art Gerber	142
Greater St. Louis Society News	Charles DeLaHaye	142
Tennessee Society News	Malcolm Parker	143
Kentucky Society News	Joseph M. Ford	143

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