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    • A Duck Hawk Effigy Pipe
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    • A Split Bear Tooth Effigy Pendant
    • A Michigan Hi-Lo Point
    • A New Old Copper Point
    • A Special Discoidal
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    • Colorful Ceramics from Arkansas and Missouri
    • David Lutz Adena
    • Long Nosed God Maskettes
    • Michigan Paleo and Bayport Chert
    • My Field of Dreams
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    • Mystery Eggs Enigma Finally Solved!
    • No I Did Not
    • Old, Impractical Theories on the Use of the Birdstone
    • PAINTED SNYDERS SITE POTSHERDS, CALHOUN COUNTY, ILLINOIS
    • Radiocarbon Dates for Old Copper in Rusk County
    • Tecumseh’s Pipe
    • The Authentic and the Fake
    • The Bedford Beaver Monitor Pipe
    • The Chucalissa Sinti Bottle
    • The Cinmar Bipoint – Virginia’s Oldest Stone Artifact
    • The Ellsworth Cowels Red Bird
    • THE HAWLEY MIC-MAC PIPE
    • The Hendrix Raptor Great Pipe
    • The History of an Unwanted Artifact Collection
    • The Mammoth Eaters: Very Early Man in America
    • The Myer Figurine
    • THE MYSTERY OF THE MASTERPIECE
    • THE PARKIN SITE: HERNANDO DE SOTO IN CROSS COUNTY, ARKANSAS
    • An Ancient Masterpiece: The Warrick Projectile Point
    • THREE QUARTER GROOVED AXE FOUND IN FALL CREEK
    • Two Tales of Uncle Joe’s Ditch
    • VARIETY IN GROOVED AXES FOUND IN NORTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA
    • You Just Never Know

Officers of the Gopher  State  Archaeological Society of Minnesota

Gopher State Archaeological Society of Minnesota circular logo featuring the outline of Minnesota with a Native American figure holding tools and a gopher, founded 2000.

President
Gregg Nelson
32300 Canada Ave.
Northfield, MN. 55057-6414
507-676-1095
greggnelsonnorthfield@gmail.com

Secretary/Treasurer
Thomas Amble
1360 University Ave. W. #358
St. Paul, MN. 55104-4040
651-487-2058
tamble313@gmail.com

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Past journal articles

Black Beauty: A Snyder's Spear
A Reassessment of a Significant New England Artifact
From Zero to Six
Eastern Colorado: the garden of eden(s)
evidence for an un named point type in northern mississippi

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    • Officers of the Central States Archaeological Society Inc.
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    • Events
    • Submit An Event
  • Purchase Journals
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    • 2020 to Today Central States Archaeological Journals
    • 2010 to 2019 Central States Archaeological Journals
    • 2000 to 2009 Central States Archaeological Journals
    • 1990 to 1999 Central States Archaeological Journals
    • 1980 to 1989 Central States Archaeological Journals
    • 1970 to 1979 Central States Archaeological Journals
    • 1960 to 1969 Central States Archaeological Journals
    • 1954 to 1959 Central States Archaeological Journals
  • Join Now!
    • Join Now!
    • Join by mail
    • Donate to the Central States Archaeological Societies (CSASI)
  • Select Journal Articles
    • A Duck Hawk Effigy Pipe
    • An Unusual Steatite Artifact
    • An Iowa Axe
    • A Virginia Folsom Point?
    • A Split Bear Tooth Effigy Pendant
    • A Michigan Hi-Lo Point
    • A New Old Copper Point
    • A Special Discoidal
    • Clovis Paleo Point Personal Finds from Illinois and Indiana
    • Clovis Points from South Georgia and Florida
    • Colorful Ceramics from Arkansas and Missouri
    • David Lutz Adena
    • Long Nosed God Maskettes
    • Michigan Paleo and Bayport Chert
    • My Field of Dreams
    • My Thanksgiving Bird
    • Mystery Eggs Enigma Finally Solved!
    • No I Did Not
    • Old, Impractical Theories on the Use of the Birdstone
    • PAINTED SNYDERS SITE POTSHERDS, CALHOUN COUNTY, ILLINOIS
    • Radiocarbon Dates for Old Copper in Rusk County
    • Tecumseh’s Pipe
    • The Authentic and the Fake
    • The Bedford Beaver Monitor Pipe
    • The Chucalissa Sinti Bottle
    • The Cinmar Bipoint – Virginia’s Oldest Stone Artifact
    • The Ellsworth Cowels Red Bird
    • THE HAWLEY MIC-MAC PIPE
    • The Hendrix Raptor Great Pipe
    • The History of an Unwanted Artifact Collection
    • The Mammoth Eaters: Very Early Man in America
    • The Myer Figurine
    • THE MYSTERY OF THE MASTERPIECE
    • THE PARKIN SITE: HERNANDO DE SOTO IN CROSS COUNTY, ARKANSAS
    • An Ancient Masterpiece: The Warrick Projectile Point
    • THREE QUARTER GROOVED AXE FOUND IN FALL CREEK
    • Two Tales of Uncle Joe’s Ditch
    • VARIETY IN GROOVED AXES FOUND IN NORTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA
    • You Just Never Know
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