Volume 60, Number 4, October 2013
On the Cover: At one time, Hobbies the Magazine for Collectors was the only published source for arrowhead and artifact collectors. It provided a forum
Table of Contents
| Title | Author | Page |
|---|---|---|
| Message from your Editor | Steven R. Cooper | 171 |
| Letters to the Editor | Pete Murphy, Cliff Jackson, Ron L. Harris, Harlan F. Olson, Steven R. Cooper and Steve Langley | 172–174 |
| Obituary – Cleatis E. Hook (1950–2013) | Ron Smith | 174 |
| Obituary – David A. Scott (1944–2013) | 175 | |
| Obituary – Calvin D. Howard (1932–2013) | Tommy Bryden | 175 |
| Hobbies Magazine – The Original Guide for Collectors | Steven R. Cooper, Robert E. Bell and Don Nibbelink | 176–179 |
| Two North Carolina Piedmont Pipes and a Remarkable Coincidence | Cliff Jackson | 180–181 |
| Getting a Late Start | Joel Culver | 182 |
| Obsidian Tools in Virginia | James E. Maus | 183–184 |
| Hopewell Artifacts from Outer Space | E.J. Neiburger | 185 |
| Projectile Point or Tool? The Chisel Tip | Edmund Butkus | 186–187 |
| The Talladega Cache of Celts | Lamar Wilson | 188 |
| A Stubborn Rock Yields a Fine Point: A Tallahatta Quartzite Pickwick | C.J. O’Neill | 189 |
| Book Review: The Chesopiean: A Journal of North American Archaeology | Review by Steven R. Cooper | 190 |
| Book Review: Interpreting Ground-penetrating Radar for Archaeology | Review by Steven R. Cooper | 190 |
| Book Review: People of the Bear Mother | Review by Steven R. Cooper | 190 |
| Folsom Ultrathin Knives: A Unique Tool in the Folsom Toolkit | Tom Westfall | 191–193 |
| Who Made Fox Valley’s Duck Effigy Pipe? | Mike Sutton | 194–195 |
| Hidden in a Barn: Finding the Collection of Macy Orsen Hallock (1883–1973) Medina Ohio Antique Dealer and Artifact Collector | Len Weidner | 196–197 |
| A Cache of 14 Mystery Points – What Type Are They? | William Eilers | 198–200 |
| The Recorded History of a Clovis Found in Licking County, Ohio | Jon Dickinson | 201 |
| Acquiring Artifacts from Europe: History, Rules and Lessons | E.J. Neiburger | 202–203 |
| A St. Charles Point and Preform from Pike County, Illinois | Korhan B. Raif | 204 |
| Chronology Anomalies in Native American Archaeology | Scott Chandler | 205–207 |
| The Madden Bannerstone | Bill Clark | 208–209 |
| Lonestar Lithics: A Poster of Texas Typology | 209 | |
| North Carolina’s Cultural Discontinuity: An Archaeological Mystery in the Piedmont | Peter G. Murphy and Alice G. Murphy | 210–212 |
| A Rare Drilled Spatulate Ceremonial Axe from Alabama | Ron L. Harris | 212–213 |
| Form Follows Function: A Comparison of Old World and New World Artifacts | Bob Reeves | 214–215 |
| An Illinois Black Beauty | Mike Wayland | 216 |
| Discovery of a Baraboo Pipestone Workshop | Paul Schanen | 217–218 |
| Minutes of the Collinsville Business Meeting of the C.S.A.S.I. March 16, 2013 | Hugh McKenzie | 218–219 |
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