Central States Archaeological Journal October 1986

Cover of Central States Archaeological Journal Volume 33, Number 4, October 1986, Illinois State Archaeological Society 50th Anniversary Issue
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Volume 33, Number 4, October 1986
Table of Contents
TitleAuthorPage
President’s PagePat Fleming177
The Founding of the Illinois State Archaeological SocietyCarl Latchford178–183
Evolution of the Illinois State Archaeological Society: A Society in ChangeTom Browner184–219
The Mackinaw Cache RevisitedWilliam L. Weedman220–222
The Making of an ArchaeologistDan F. Morse223–227
Cahokia: A Mississippi MetropolisWilliam R. Iseminger228–244
Guebert Site: An 18th Century Kaskaskia Indian Village in Randolph County, IllinoisMary Elizabeth Good245–247
A Rare Short-Nosed God MaskGregory Perino248–250
Tentative Classification of Plummets in the Lower Illinois River ValleyGregory Perino251–265
Exit of the Hopewell PeoplesWalter L. Wadlow266–278
Dickson MoundsCarl Latchford279–284
Some Non-Pottery Sites in St. Louis AreaPaul Titterington285–301
The Sale of the Payne CollectionO. C. Lightner302–303
The Legend of the PiasaJohn Russell304–307
KosterCarl Latchford308–314
A Few Personal Reflections on ArchaeologyVernon H. Carpenter315–318
Walking and TalkingJ. G. Weaver319–327
Archaeological Investigations at the Bullseye Site: An Example of Cooperation Between Amateur and Professional ArchaeologistsJim Wear; Harold Hassen328–340
The Southern Cult: The Crable Site, Fulton County, IllinoisDan F. Morse341–357
A Hopewell Bone ScepterGregory Perino358–365
A Time of Boys and ArrowheadsM. J. Coleman366–369

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