Central States Archaeological Journal October 1962

Central States Archaeological Journal October 1962 Vol. 9, No. 4

This issue of the Central States Archaeological Journal features articles on the Indian Mound Museum in Quincy, Illinois, Old Village culture in the Lower Illinois River Valley, the Detweiller Golf Course Site, and remarkable artifacts from Arkansas and Massachusetts. Additional highlights include studies of unusual pottery and copper-covered wooden objects, activities of member societies, a tribute to Dr. T. Hugh Young, and a comprehensive index of journal articles, making this issue an excellent resource for collectors and students of North American archaeology.

Table of Contents

Title	Author	Page(s)
Your Journal	H. R. McPherson	123
Indian Mound Museum, Indian Mounds Park, Quincy, Illinois	B. W. Stephens	124–130
An Unusual Flint Blade from Massachusetts	Harold W. Mohrman	131
Evidence of the Old Village Culture in the Lower Illinois River Valley	Gregory Perino	132–135
Dr. T. Hugh Young	H. R. McPherson	136–137
Activities Among the Member Societies	Ed Meiners; Joseph Ford; Max Julian	138–139
A St. Francis River Masterpiece	Jack C. Roberts	140–142
Copper-Covered Object of Wood from an Arkansas Mound	H. R. McPherson	143–145
Rock-House Hollow Site	Charles W. McNair	146–147
Unusual Tetrapod Effigy Pottery Vessel	Frank Keefe	148–149
The Detweiller Golf Course Site, Peoria, Illinois	Dan F. Morse; Phyllis A. Morse; Dave Wiemer; David Wiemer	150–159
Index of Articles, Central States Archaeological Journal	—	160

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