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On the Cover The Lilbourn Mace, found during 1971 excavations led by University of Missouri at the Lilbourn Site in New Madrid County, Missouri. It is made of Mill Creek chert and is one of the largest known 40 cm (15 3/4 inches) long. Photo provided by Dr. Michael J. O'Brien.
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A Petite North Carolina Axe	Rodney M. Peck	112
The Bridgeton Stanfield	John T. Crowley	116
Point Well Taken	Donald W. Prestien	118
The Secret Field and the Stanfield Blade	Mike McGraw	120
A Dream Comes True!	Ralph Snyder	123
A Real Iowa Rarity	Dale and Betty Roberts	125
Flocks of flying Bird Effigy Points	V. Gary Henry	126
The Lincoln County Giant	Mike Miller	129
A Woodland Site in East Tennessee	Jeff Greenlee and Tracy Short	132
Do You Remember Your First Arrowhead?	Donald R. McKinnis	136
A Triple Creased-Edge Celt	Frank Smego	138
The Anderson Cache	Billy Bulger	141
Kaskaskia River Finds	James Smith	142
Artifacts From The Basin of Pumpinvine Creek, Georgia	Robert K. Beasley	146
Bookends	Scott Dye	150
Lunch Break Axe	David Lutz	153
Minutes of CSASI 1995 Business Meeting		154
Points and Barbs	Gregory Perino	163