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Volume 67, Number 4, October 2020
Table of Contents
| Title | Author | Page(s) |
|---|---|---|
| Message from the Editor | Steven R. Cooper | 171 |
| Iowa’s New Archaeological Society | — | 172 |
| An Overview of Iowa Archaeology | Richard Michael Gramly | 173–174 |
| Miniature Iowa Pipestone Artifacts | Kevin Oetken | 175 |
| You Just Never Know | David Horst | 176–177 |
| Birthday Luck | Brent Japsen | 178 |
| Ghosts of Early Ioway | Alfred D. Savage | 179–180 |
| Two Tales of Uncle Joe’s Ditch | David Marolf | 180–181 |
| A Caddo-Style Cahokian Bottle from Northwest Iowa | William Green | 182–183 |
| Van Buren County Gives Up a Huge Celt | — | 184 |
| A Hopewell Hixton Blade from Jackson County | — | 185 |
| The Keokuk Axe | Glenn R. Hummell | 186 |
| Two Remarkable Iowa Axes | Ron L. Harris | 187–188 |
| One of the Very Few | Jeff Pyle | 188 |
| An Iowa Keokuk Axe from Van Buren County | Paul Herrick | 189 |
| The Iowaville Pots | Dale Essick | 190–191 |
| A Duck Hawk Effigy Pipe | Jim Roberson | 192–193 |
| Keep Your Eyes Open | Bryan Cassady | 193 |
| A Perfect Mentor | Hank Bramman | 194–196 |
| A Bit of Iowa History | Betty Roberts | 196 |
| An Unusual Type of Grooved Stone Axe | Charles R. Keyes | 196–198 |
| One of Iowa’s Finest Effigy Pipes | — | 199 |
| A Tama County Iowa Collection Rediscovered | David Marolf | 200–206 |
| The Billingsley Miniature Discoidal | Tommy Bryden | 206–207 |
| Northwest Iowa Prairie Lakes Woodland Pottery | John F. Doershuk | 208–209 |
| A Large Iowa Three-quarter Groove Axe of Questionable Use | David A. Easterla | 210–211 |
| The New Albin Tablet | Jim Roberson | 212–213 |
| The Toolesboro Dog-Paw Pot: A Unique Middle Woodland Vessel | William Green | 214–216 |
| A Unique Iowa Artifact | Steve Hart | 217–219 |
| Some Thoughts on the Keokuk Axe | David James | 220–224 |
| Obituary: Floyd W. Goddard 1937–2020 | Bruce Filbrandt | 224–225 |
| The Holland Cache | Jim Roberson | 225–226 |
| Bait and Switch: A Shell Fishing Decoy from the Wall Ridge Site | Patrick J. Collison | 227–229 |
| The Rattlesnake Shell Gorget | Jim Roberson | 229 |
| A Bit with a Twist | — | 230 |
| A Truly Fine Eden | Steven W. Vaughn | 231 |
| The Marburger-Roberts Hopewell Blade | Tommy Bryden | 232–235 |
| History Repeats Itself—A Dalton-Type Cache is Found Again | Alfred D. Savage | 236–237 |
| Exceptional Iowa Axes | — | 238 |
| A Shell Pendant | Jim Roberson | 239 |
| The Underwater Panther Tablet | Jim Roberson | 240 |
| Two Fine Iowa Blades | — | 241 |
| A Hopewell Bear Effigy Pipe from Scott County, Iowa | — | 242–243 |
| Protection of Mounds at Blood Run in Northwestern Iowa | George W. Shurr; James Zangger | 244–248 |
| Two Axes and a Clovis | Tom Williams | 249 |
| Fine Iowa Flint | — | 250 |
| Sometimes You Find Other Things! | — | 251 |
| Two Axes and a Pendant | Bob Burns | 252–254 |
| Two Large Blades from Lee County, Iowa | — | 255 |
| The Axe Man | Jon Christensen | 256–257 |
| Six Iowa Speckled Axes | — | 258–259 |
| The Muscatine County Bannerstone Cache | Jim Roberson | 260–265 |
| Ten Muscatine Artifact Collectors | Lane Freyermuth | 265–267 |
| Boys on Iowa Water | Kevin Lilly | 267–268 |
| A Tall Oak and a Dalton Point | Ben Worrell | 269–270 |
| The Wier Saloon | Jim Roberson | 271–273 |
| An Iowa Bi-Ridged Full Groove Ceremonial Trophy Axe | David A. Easterla | 274–275 |
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