Purchase past Journals

Notice to Contributors

Join CSAS

TABLE OF CONTENTS

On the Cover This bottle Neck type Benton point was found by Tony Clinton on June 6, 1995 near the Cumberland River in Livingston County, Kentucky. The Benton point is 6 inches long, 2 inches wide, and made of Kentucky hornstone. It is considered to be one of the finest examples of its type ever found. It was chosen by the Green River Society to represent the State of Kentucky on the cover of the Journal. Photo by Tony Clinton.
Buy this Journal
A Blessing Always Remembered	Steve Langley	170
Salvaging the Spanish Village Site (23SL69 and 23 SL135) Bridgeton Missouri	Joseph M. Gallow and Joseph Craig	173
Find of a Lifetime	Robert Gomes	177
Boats	Carl M. Wright	181
Cigar Box Discovery	Patrick L. Mooney	183
A New Bride and New Finds	Tony and Sharon Clinton	185
Unique Projectile Points from the Piedmont Area of North Carolina	Jerry Hampton	187
Persecution - Politics - Presentation	Thomas Browner	189
Aims and Purposes of the Central States Archaeological Societies	Ben W. Thompson	193
Where Can You Go to Find a Good Door Stop These Days	Neal Higgins	195
Cold Stone	Kenny Basset	197
Sand Hill Clovis	Larry Dyer	200
Three Tries and Still I Overlooked It!	Thornton Pyles	203
SSAJ/IAAA Lithics Library	Bob Nale	204
The "Meppen Long-Nosed God Masketts," A New Description and Preliminary Analysis	Charles Adams and Jim Duncan	206
Points and Barbs	Gregory Perino	211