Central States Archaeological Journal October 1990

Cover of Central States Archaeological Journal Volume 37 Number 4 October 1990
Volume 37, Number 4, October 1990
Table of Contents
TitleAuthorPage
A Message From the PresidentRichard Watts1
Archaeological Atlas of the Greater St. Louis Region and the State of MissouriTim McLandsborough2
Paleo Period—36
How to Find a Clovis on Your First HuntJoyce Payer38
Mastodon State Park—39
Dalton Period—41
Archaic Period—43
Two North St. Louis County PointsLloyd E. Rose44
Sickles and/or Thatch Cutting ToolsGregory Perino46
Prehistory in the OzarksAlan Banks54
Graham Cave State Park—61
Mr. HematiteTim McLandsborough63
Perseverance Continues to RewardMorris Mitchell67
Etley FishingBob Rampani72
After the FloodJerry A. Bost72
An Etley TaleSteve Booker74
The Archaeology of BridgetonJohn Crowley75
Boenker’s HillTim McLandsborough & Mike Pinnell92
Row, Row, Row Your BoatJohn H. Beyes95
Keep Enjoying Your ArtifactsHarold Williams95
Bannerstones—96
Washington State Park—102
Thousand Hills State Park—105
Woodland Period—106
A Site’s Future: Recording Artifacts Broken or NotMark Walters110
Mississippian Period—112
New Interpretive Center Opens at Cahokia Mounds Historic SiteWilliam R. Iseminger113
Janus Monster Face BottleJoe Kinker119
My Greatest FindMark Walters120
A Special BirthdayRandy Davault121
Van Meter State Park—122
Axes of Missouri—124
Osage Village State Historic Site—131
Davis Site—133
Towosahgy State Historic Site—139
Nonprofessional ArchaeologistsDr. Michael J. O’Brien144
Trail of Tears State Park—145
History of the Greater St. Louis Archaeological SocietyTim McLand146

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