Central States Archaeological Journal October 2000

Cover of Central States Archaeological Journal Volume 47, Number 4, October 2000
Volume 47, Number 4, October 2000

On Our Cover: Designed by David Meiser, GSLAS Editor. This journal features our Great Lakes Region and the CSAS affiliate states of Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan and Minnesota. The artifacts presented are a Snyders point, a Fluted Axe, a Michigan Barbed Axe and a Catlinite pipe.

Table of contents
TitleAuthorPage
Burnt Bluff Caves and PictographsDon and Noreen Gustafson160
Follow the TurtleJeff Wendler163
Wisconsin Prehistoric Lithic MaterialsJames M. Lang164
Solving Prehistoric Artifact MysteriesFrank Romano172
The Eden and the Four WheelerRonald J. Meyer173
What Mystery? An Answer to Creased CeltsLarry Kinsella174
Michigan DoorstopsTeresa Putty176
Avocational ArchaeologyCarl M. Wright178
When Did the Bow and Arrow Come to the Midwest?… Possibly Much Sooner Than You ThoughtDr. E. J. Neiburger180
The Tip of an ArrowheadDennis Glynn183
The Sanilac PetroglyphsMike Szajner184
Two Halves Can Make a WholeBill Norton187
Salvage Archaeology 101Ron Covietz188
An Update on the Clipped Wing, aka the Fox Valley PointEdmund Butkus190
The Levin SiteLarry Levin193
The Hawley Mic-Mac PipeCorky Barrack194
Ancient Man and ForensicsJohn C. Smith195
Minutes of the CSAS Delegates Meeting—200
The St. Louis Fluted Variety Clovis from Logan County, IllinoisDr. Leslie Pfeiffer202
On the Trail of HistoryWilliam A. Steele204
Artifacts in the SnowJohn M. Mahowald206
Points and BarbsGregory Perino207

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