Central States Archaeological Journal October 1957Volume 3, Number 2
This issue of the Central States Archaeological Journal features articles on fraudulent Indian artifacts, painted pottery from Arkansas and Mississippi, prehistoric stone axes, and the importance of archaeological research. Additional highlights include discoveries from an engine site, an overview of North American prehistory, a study of the Modoc Rock Shelter, and council news and editorial updates.
Table of Contents
| Title | Author | Page(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Fraudulent Indian Artifacts | Gray La Dassor | 43 |
| Painted Pottery from Arkansas and Mississippi | H. R. McPherson | 44–49 |
| Comments on the Indian Axe | Harold Berkley | 50–56 |
| “Injun” Relics Found at Engine Site | — | 57–58 |
| Council News and Editorial Section | B. W. Stephens; Gray La Dassor; Cameron Parks | 59–63 |
| The Value of Research | Dean Neushwander | 64–72 |
| Some Prehistory in North America | George D. Dick | 73–75 |
| The Modoc Rock Shelter | B. W. Stephens | 76–80 |
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