On the Cover
Hopewell vessel, circa A.D. 100, from the Ed Meiners Collection. It is
from the Hazelherst/Brundies Mound #1, Meppen, Illinois. It is 5 1/2
inches tall. Photo by, and courtesy of Kenneth B. Farnsworth. This
was a Christmas gift to Ed from his mother who got it from the finder,
Walter Wadlow. This classic Hopewell jar was chosen to represent Illinois
artifacts by the Illinois State Archaeological Society.
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