Central States Archaeological Journal October 1993

Cover of Central States Archaeological Journal Volume 40 Number 4 October 1993
Volume 40, Number 4, OCTOBER 1993

On the Cover: Turkey Tail points chosen to represent the Indiana Archaeological Society are 6 1/4 and 6 1/2 inches long and were found in Fulton County, Indiana.

Table of Contents
TitleAuthorPage(s)
Surface FindsAlan Banks158
Illustration—159
Letters to the Editor
Response to Mr. RubensteinJay Clark160
Another Response to Mr. RubensteinWayne Porter160–161
We, the PeopleGary Conn, Sr.161
Illustrations—162–163
Bluff Finds in the Cahokia RegionGregory Perino164–165
The Southeastern Monolithic AxeTim Brawner166–176, 185
A Perspective on Two Effigy Mound SitesBruce Boeke177–179
Last Day Lost LakeLeroy C. Irons180
Double Your PleasureLane J. Adams181
Good Friday Turned GreatMike Miller184
The Oat Field OsceolaJerome Steffes185
December’s FindWilma Annin & Terry Annin186–187
Double Groove or Second Groove?Mark Clapp188
The Old Tree RemovedDarrell Whitney189
Independence Day EtleyDan Hanon190–191
Knife or Dartpoint?Dan Creel192–193
A Knife from Madison CountySteve Barr194–195
Endscrapers: Another Variety from VirginiaWm. Jack Hranicky196–197
The Swords of ArkansasLonnie Hartline198–199
Bolen BevelLarry Truman Douglas200–202
Illustrations—203–204
Book Reviews
The Batwing Cache (Thornton Pyles)Review by Alan Banks205
An Archaeological Guide to Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula (Joyce Kelly)Review by Ben W. Thompson205
Coldwater Indian Artifacts Price Guide, Vol. 1 (Doug Puckett)Review by Ben Thompson202, 205
Points & BarbsGregory Perino206–207

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