Central States Archaeological Journal Summer 2003

Volume 50, Number 3, Summer 2003

On the Cover: Intrusive Mound Culture pipe made from highly polished steatite, found by Jasper M. Martin near the town of Fitzgerald in south-central Georgia. This pipe was chosen by the officers of the Peach State Archaeological Society of Georgia to represent the state on the cover of the Central States Archaeological Journal. It is shown actual size. From the collection of John Booth.

Table of Contents

Title	Author	Page
On the Surface	John T. Crowley	122
Grandpa’s Pipe: Looking at the Clues	John Booth	124
Mr. Allen, I Presume	Bill Breckinridge	128
Not a Bad First Find	Tom DeCola	130
Purpose and Locations of Caches	Tom Wyatt	134
The Discovery of a Kentucky Cache of Clarksville Bannerstones	Col. John F. Berner	136
Looking Up	Brenda Phillips	138
Kansas and Evidence of Early Man	Daniel J. Fox	140
A Michigan Three-Hole Boatstone	William Steele	146
Michigan Artifacts Made from Bayport Chert	George Jachim	148
Two Rare North Carolina Axes	Jim Maus	151
A Thanksgiving Find	Chris Hendrix	152
Number One	Jerry Hampton	153
Paleo Indian Tool Kit of the Williamson Site	Rodney Peck	154
Book Review	Ben Thompson	159
Beginner’s Luck	Roy Babcock	160
A Tale of Two Points	Jay H. Rines Sr.	162
Daddy, It’s a Celt!	James Arco	163
An Arkansas Point	David L. Wiemer	165
Native Copper Characteristics Demonstrated in the “Neubauer Process”	David H. Peterson	168
A Unique Copper Harpoon	Oliver Anttila	176
Avocational Archaeology: Regional Jewels of the Southwest	Carl M. Wright	177
Points and Barbs: The Caddo Indians and Maize	Gregory Perino	179

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