Central States Archaeological Journal October 1959 Vol. 6, No. 4
This issue of the Central States Archaeological Journal features articles on proposed archaeological legislation, recent discoveries from Cahokia and its surrounding sites, commercial vandalism, and the transitional period between Native American and early European settlement in Pike County. Additional highlights include studies of birdstones from Connecticut, Vermont, and Massachusetts, council news, membership rosters, and artifact illustrations, making this issue a valuable resource for collectors and students of North American archaeology.
Table of Contents
| Title | Author | Page(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Proposed Legislation | Dan Morse | 123–124 |
| Some Facts About Your Journal | H. R. McPherson | 125, 144 |
| Curiosity Killed a Cat — I Got Blisters | E. R. Honeywell | 126–129 |
| Recent Information from Cahokia and Its Satellites | Gregory Perino | 130–138 |
| Council News | B. W. Stephens; Don R. Dickson; J. C. Ferguson; Gray La Dassor | 139–142 |
| Commercial Vandalism | Dan Morse | 143–144 |
| The Transitional Period in Pike County History: “From Red Man to White Man” | Owen Hannant | 145–149 |
| Connecticut Birdstones | — | 150–152 |
| Vermont and Massachusetts Birdstones | — | 153–154 |
| Membership Rosters | — | 155–158 |
| Illustration | — | 160 |
Membership Application
Officers and Societies
Calendar of Events