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On the Cover The blade on the front cover was chosen to represent the Wolverine State Archaeological Society of Michigan. It is a Late Middle Woodland Hopewell ceremonial blade. It is 8 7/8 inches long and 3 inches wide at the widest part. It is dark blue/black and is probably made of Upper Mercer chert or Coshocton chert from Ohio quarries. It is a personal find of Norman Grogitsky and was found in 1937 on the Gibralter Site in Wayne County, Michigan. The site is about 30 miles south of Detroit, near the mouth of the Detroit River, and it has been destroyed. On the map under the blade, the blade tip is at the site location.
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A Remarkable Creek Find	Bobby Boyd	160
The Roberts Keokuk Axe	Dale Roberts	161
The Sarah Frances Kennedy Bead, a Zoomorphic Locust Bead Find in Northwest Louisiana	Claude McCrocklin	162
Sites May be Gone But They're Not Forgotten	Jun Turin	163
Luck of the Irish	Terry Thomas	166
A Pacolet Soapstone Quarry: My Favorite Indian Place	Lee Altman	168
Don't Give Up The Chip	Dale Blough	171
Some Kind of Luck	Harold Carr	176
A Dan River Cache in North Carolina	Wm. Jack Hranicky	178
Flint Axes	John Turin	181
A Southern Indian Collection	David Lutz	184
Aux Arc Point (Hurricane Variety)	Leon Dunn	188
The Drugstore Hardin	Bob Rampani	193
A Study of the Chronology and Possible Interrelationships of the Arror Point Tyoes of the Western Arkansas-Eastern Oklahoma Region	Ralph Lyn Bryant	194
Yes, Virginia, There Really is an Early Tallahassee Point!	Charles Ray	200
Points and Barbs	Gregory Perino	207