Volume 39, Number 4, October 1992
On the Cover: This blade was chosen by the Wolverine State Archaeological Society of Michigan. It is a Late Middle Woodland Hopewell ceremonial blade, measuring 8 7/8 inches long by 3 inches wide. It is made of Upper Mercer chert and was a personal find of Norman Grogitsky. It was found in 1937 at the Gibraltar Site in Wayne County, Michigan.
Table of Contents
| Title | Author | Page |
|---|---|---|
| A Remarkable Creek Find | Bobby Boyd | 160 |
| The Roberts Keokuk Axe | Dale Roberts | 161 |
| The Sarah Frances Kennedy Bead, A Zoomorphic Locust Bead Find in Northwest Louisiana | Claude McCrocklin | 162 |
| Sites May Be Gone But They’re Not Forgotten | John Turin | 163 |
| Luck of the Irish | Terry Thomas | 166 |
| A Pacolet Soapstone Quarry: My Favorite Indian Place | Lee Altman | 168 |
| Don’t Give Up the Chip | Dale Blough | 171 |
| Some Kind of Luck | Harold Carr | 176 |
| A Dan River Cache in North Carolina | Wm. Jack Hranicky | 178 |
| Flint Axes | John Turin | 181 |
| A Southern Indiana Collection | David Lutz | 184 |
| Axe Pre Point (Hurricane Variety) | Leon Dunn | 188 |
| The Drugstore Hardin | Bob Rampani | 193 |
| A Study of the Chronology and Possible Interrelationships of the Arrow Point Types… | Ralph Lyn Bryant | 194 |
| Yes Virginia, There Really is an Early Tallahassee Point! | Charles Wilson | 200 |
| Points & Barbs | Gregory Perino | 207 |
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