Central States Archaeological Journal July 2002

Volume 49, Number 3, July 2002

On the Cover: Scottsbluff Type II made from high quality red and maroon chert was found by the late John Turin while he was surface hunting in Lincoln County, Missouri, in 1999. It is 4 1/16 inches long and 1 3/8 inches wide. The knapping pattern is parallel-oblique flaking. It is now in the collection of Bob Rampani. This point was chosen by the officers of Louis Archaeological Society to represent Missouri on our cover.

Table of Contents

Title	Author	Page
On the Surface	John T. Crowley	106
Snake Alive	—	107
Frog Effigy Pipe	Mark Leach	108
A Michigan Beauty	George Jachim	111
Two From The Sand Field	Dick Keller	112
The Boone County Calf Creek	Curtis Wilson	114
Overlooked	Hal Marshall	116
From The Desk Of The President Of CSAS Inc	Jim Butler	119
The Sunshine State Archaeological Society	Jim Tatum, Ph.D.	120
In Search of Documentation	Col. John F. Berner	122
Oddities and Tidbits	Willie Fields	124
The Point is…Copper	Oliver Anttila	127
Our Favorite Stretches: Part III	Jeff Warrick	128
A Super Sunday	Dr. Alfred D. Savage	130
A Metal Point From Montana	Patrick Mooney	132
Avocational Archaeology: Archaic Period Dryness	Carl M. Wright	136
Morrow Mountain Spears	Rodney M. Peck	138
Connections	Wade Oldham	140
You Never Know Where One Might Be	Mark Kenneth Crawford	142
The Perkins Celt, The Unusual “Old Copper” Axe From Wisconsin	—	144
Rock Of Ages	Ricky D. Miller	148
A Cache of Late Archaic Plummets	Ray Fraser	150
A Pair of Palmers	Jerry D. Hampton	153
Points and Barbs	Gregory Perino	155

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