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On the Cover Hook type bannerstone found by Howard Lutz in Spencer County, Indiana, on April 20, 1977. It is 3 3/4 inches long. This rate Late Archaic bannerstone type has mostly been recovered on the Indiana side of the Ohio River from approximately Evansville, Indiana to Louisville, Kentucky. Of the 15 specimens known, 12 have been found in southern Indiana. This particular specimen was found together with two others, another hook type and an hourglass type, as the Ohio River was receding from flood stage. All three were ceremonially killed and have been restored. This bannerstone was chosen to represent Indiana artifacts. Submitted by David Lutz.
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Hunting Along the Little Blue River	Tony and Teresa Putty	66
A Well Travelled Bannerstone	Teresa Putty	67
The Destruction of Site #2	Bob Rampani	70
The Spanish Village Site, Destroyed	John T. Crowley	73
A Good year	Jeff Shelton	76
A Pretty Site	J.D. Corbin	78
Holt Blades, A New Point Type	Mike Miller	83
Early Archaic Projectiles	J. Steven Beasley	89
A Plainview Named Greycloud	Don McKinnis	93
A Little Free Publicity Will Do Us A World Of Good	John T. Crowley	96
Digging Into Our Past	Pamela Seibert	96
Nine Cache Blades From Macoupin County, Illinois	Dennis Arbeiter	100
Points and Barbs	Gregory Perino	108