Central States Archaeological Journal October 1971

Central States Archaeological Journal October 1971 Vol. 18, No. 4 

This issue of the Central States Archaeological Journal features articles on Mississippian pottery effigies, the contributions of amateur archaeologists to the discovery of Paleo-Indian sites in North America, and the Hackberry Site. Additional highlights include a historical feature on Pocahontas and an examination of the conquest of the Mississippi Valley. The issue also includes society news, annual meeting information, and the general index for Volume 18.

Table of Contents

Title	Author	Page
President’s Page	Jim Cox	146
A Summary of the Minutes of the Annual Board of Directors’ Meeting	Dale Boring	147
History From Effigies Found on Mississippian Pottery	Gregory Perino	149
Contributions of Amateurs to the Discovery of Paleo-Indian Sites in North America	Thomas E. Browner	153
Famous Historic Indians – Pocahontas	Ben Thompson	163
The Hackberry Site	Harvey McGehee	167
The Conquest of the Mississippi Valley	Ed Buel & Jim Duncan	173
Society News	—	191
General Index for Volume 18	—	192
Membership Application Officers and Societies Calendar of Events