On the Cover This Halstead Plain human effigy vessel was found in the village area of the Ocmulgee Mound site near Macon, Gerogia. The orifice is in the back fo the head. It is 4 ½” tall and would have likely been 8” tall if it were complete. The facial expression and hair treatment show superb artistic expression. For the full story on Ocumlgee Mound see page 173.
Message from your Editor
171
Seven Ages Journal Podcast
Jason Pentrail
172
Mounds and Earthworks on the Public Highway Part Eighteen: Ocmulgee National Monument
Steven R. Cooper
173
Grandpa’s Collection
Tim Dunham
179
The Thiensville Red Ocher Cache
David Christensen
182
An Interesting Feature on Two Hopewell Pipes
Darrel Wilson
185
Iconography for the Mississippian Artifact Collector
Dr. Sandy B. Carter, Jr.
188
Using Artificial Intelligence in Archaeology
Damon Thayer
192
Obituaries: Charles Enloe Moore Dale Richter
193
Prehistoric Repurposing of Mississippian Dover Tools
Steven R. Cooper
194
A Wedowee Dig
Debbie Emley
196
Obituary: Willie Lee Posey
198
Cameron Parks—Old-Time Collector Memorabilia
William Moody
199
Calculating the Original Value of an Early Historic Era Tlingit Silver Spoon
Richard Michael Gramly Ph.D.
200
Legal Grounds for Native Burials: Coming Home
Gary S. Foster, Ph.D.
203
Father/Son Arrowhead Hunters
Doug Ford
204
Intrusive Mound – Pipe, Pick and Points
Ron L. Harris
206
Obituaries: Robert “Bob” Matthias F. Kent Reilly III
