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On the Cover The Davis Squirrel Pipe, found by John Davis on this farm near Eureka, Missouri, in 1983. It is made of red stone, usually called bauxite. This pipe was chosen to represent the Greater St. Louis Archaeological Society because of it's beauty and rarity. See Page 107 for additional information.
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Editorial	Robert N. Converse	111
Mic-Mac by the Meramec	Brian Andrews	112
Birthday Surprise	Mark Clapp	113
Indian Catacombs Found in Arizona	Tulsa World	114
The Hardin Barbed	Shirley Flanery	117
A Fragile Relic of the Past	Robert T. Barnes	120
Dunn (Gary) Point)	Leon Dunn	124
Owl Effigies in Bone, Clay and Stone in Tennessee	Maury E. Miller III	126
A Karnak Site in Bridgeton Missouri	Bob Rampani	128
Bannerstones	Mark Walters	129
Unusual Full Groove Style Axe From Dane County, Wisconsin	Edward Benek	134
A Pendant Worth Remembering	Trevor Tipton	136
A Prehistory Study by an Amateur - A Fruitful Excercise in Archaeology	Carl Hurt	142
Advocate Archaeologist	Rodney Peck	145
Wonder of Wonders	Harold E. Carr	146
Minutes of Central States Archaeological Societies Annual Meeting	Carl Hurst	148
Points and Barbs	Gregory Perino	154