Volume 71, Number 2, April 2024
On the Cover
The temple mound at the Town Creek Indian site in Montgomery County, North Carolina. See story on page 60.
Table of Contents
| Title | Author | Page |
|---|---|---|
| Message from the Editor | 59 | |
| Mounds and Earthworks on the Public Highway Part Sixteen: Town Creek Indian Mound and the Rankin Museum | Steven R. Cooper | 60 |
| The Thrill of the Find | John Beasley | 64 |
| Petroglyphs of Southern Illinois and Southeastern Missouri | Mike Chervinko | 66 |
| North Carolina and Virginia Bannerstones | Howard Boney | 72 |
| A Day to Remember | Steven Jordan | 74 |
| A Distant Time | Randy Greeson | 75 |
| Kanawha Points in North Alabama | Lamar Wilson | 76 |
| The Importance of Recording Provenience | Robert E. O’Dell | 78 |
| A Rare Tennessee Shield Copena | John Sisk | 80 |
| The Myth of Cahokia’s Chocolate | Dr. E.J. Neiburger | 81 |
| Obituary – Marvin O. Wendler | 84 | |
| A Projectile Point Collection from the James River and Virgin Bluff Locale in Stone County, Missouri | Brian G. Bardy | 85 |
| Two Large Stone Axes from Western North Carolina | Ron L. Harris | 88 |
| Obituaries: Leonard Anthony Putty; James M. Lang | 89 | |
| A Jasper Pebble Industry in Louisiana | William Moody | 90 |
| How Good of Archers Were Native Americans? Part Two | Scott Chandler | 92 |
| Shoto Clay Artifacts | John M. Selmer | 103 |
| An Old Poem Entitled “The Arrowhead” | Larry Cunningham | 104 |
| Two Unique Wisconsin Winged Bannerstones | Dr. Sandy B. Carter, Jr. | 105 |
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