Central States Archaeological Journal July 2004

Volume 51, Number 3, July 2004

On the Cover: Beaver effigy measuring 3 inches tall, 5½ inches wide, and 8 inches from nose to tail. Found in Mississippi County, Missouri, by Bill Teeters (deceased). Some have suggested this piece depicts a dog with a bone; however, the flat tail indicates it is a beaver holding a stick. From the collection of Ron Smith. Photograph by Art Gerber.

Table of Contents

Title	Author	Page
2004 Calendar of Events	—	132
From the Editor-in-Chief	Ellen Worley, EIC	133
A Message from Your President	Thomas Amble	134
A Harahey Knife for a Rookie	Andrew Stebbing	135
Island of Hafted Scrapers	George & Diane Debert	136
My First Find	Dale DeAtley	138
A Smith Finds a Smith	Tim Smith	139
Another Theory for the Atlatl	Leroy Hoagland	140
Minutes of the CSAS Delegates Meeting	—	142
An Analysis of the Neubauer Process of Fashioning Old Copper Implements	E. J. Neiburger	144
The Pacolet River Soapstone Quarry: Pacolet, South Carolina	Rodney M. Peck	149
Interesting Vessel from Jefferson County, Florida	Jim Tatum	152
A Lady and Her Basket	Jim Maus	170
How Extensive Was the Folsom Tradition in North America	Edmund A. Butkus	171
Paleo Artifacts from Jefferson County, Kentucky	Jim Meurer	176
Engraved Spaniard Effigy Gorget? You Decide for Yourself	Jim Maus	178
Unusual Bone Artifact	Jim Tatum	180
Pottery Restoration Made Easy	Matt Rowe	182
Learning Through Experimental Archaeology	Chuck Bair	186

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