Volume 39, Number 3, JULY 1992
On the Cover: The Davis Squirrel Pipe was found by John Davis on his farm near Eureka, Missouri, in 1983. It is made of red stone, usually called bauxite. This pipe was chosen to represent the Greater St. Louis Archaeological Society because of its great beauty and rarity.
Table of Contents
| Title | Author | Page(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Surface Finds | Alan Banks | 107–110, 114 |
| Editorial | Robert N. Converse | 111, 114–116 |
| Mic-Mac by the Meramec | Brian Andrews | 112 |
| Birthday Surprise | Mark Clapp | 113 |
| Indian Catacombs Found in Arizona | — | 114 |
| The Hardin Barbed | Shirley Flanery | 117–119 |
| A Fragile Relic of the Past | Robert T. Barnes | 120–123 |
| Dunn (Gary) Point | Leon Dunn | 124–125 |
| Owl Effigies in Bone, Clay and Stone in Tennessee | Maury E. Miller III | 126–127 |
| A Karnak Site in Bridgeton, Missouri | Bob Rampani | 128 |
| Bannerstone | Mark Walters | 129–133 |
| Unusual Full Groove Style Axe from Dane County, Wisconsin | Edward Benck | 134–135 |
| A Pendant Worth Remembering | Trevor Tipton | 136–137 |
| Illustrations | — | 138–140 |
| A Pre-History Study by an Amateur – A Fruitful Exercise in Archaeology | Carl Hurst | 141–143 |
| Advocate Archaeologists | Rodney M. Peck | 144–145 |
| Wonder of Wonders | Harold E. Carr | 146–147 |
| Minutes of the CSASI Delegates Meeting, May 24, 1992 | — | 148 |
| Book Review | ||
| A Field Guide to the Prehistoric Point Types of Indiana and Ohio (Tony DeRegnaucourt) | Review by Alan Banks | 149 |
| Illustrations | — | 150–153 |
| Points & Barbs | Gregory Perino | 154–155 |
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