Volume 41, Number 4, October 1994
Benton point from the collection of Mike McCoy, Mt. Juliet TN. It was chosen to represent the Volunteer State Archaeological Society of Tennessee.
Found by George Allen on Stewart Creek in Rutherford County.
Table of Contents
| Title | Author | Page(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Florida Citrus Points | Son Anderson | 159–163 |
| A Hopewell Line Cache | Bob Rampani | 164–168 |
| Take Action on A.R.P.A. | Carole Goggin & John T. Crowley | 169–170 |
| Archaeological Resource Protection | — | 171 |
| The Catalog Clovis | Leroy C. Irons | 172–173 |
| Middle Woodland Connestee Phase and Mississippian Triangular Points from the Appalachian Mountains of North Carolina | V. Gary Henry | 174–177 |
| A Rare and Different Boatstone Form | W. R. Mickle | 178–179 |
| Oh, That One | John H. Beyes | 180 |
| The Coffee Bean Pipe | Jim Maus | 181–185 |
| Artifacts Missing from the Quincy Museum | — | 186–187 |
| Indian Artifacts Located at River Rapids and Fall-Lines | Scott Land | 188–191 |
| The Spiders and the Fly, GE Gate Part 3: Oh What Tangled Webs We Weave | Jack Gifford | 192–197 |
| Stewards Look for Illegal Historic Site Activity | — | 198–199 |
| A Fossil Artifact | John C. Smith | 200 |
| Book Reviews | ||
| Archaeology of Prophetstown, Greene Ville, Ohio, 1805–1898 | Review by Alan Banks | 201 |
| America’s Ancient Treasures, 4th ed. | Review by Ben W. Thompson | 201 |
| North American Indian Landmarks: A Traveler’s Guide | Review by Sharon A. Cook | 201–202 |
| Ancient Art of Ohio | Review by Ben W. Thompson | 202 |
| Illustrations | — | 203–204 |
| Points & Barbs | Gregory Perino | 205–206 |
| Illustrations | — | 206–207 |
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