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On the Cover This Benton Point is a personal find of Dan Rainey. It was found in a cache of six blades in Rutherford County, Tennesee, on November 28, 1994. It is 8 inches long. All the blades in the cache were pictured in Volume 43 November4 (October) CSASJ. The other points consisted of another 8 inch Benton, a 4 1/4 inch oblique flaked Elk River, a 4 1/4 inch oblique flaked Benton, a 4 1/14 inch side-notched Benton, and a 5 1/4 inch corner-notched Benton. This point was selected by the Volunteer State Archaeological Society to represent the state of Tennessee on the cover of the Central States Archeological Journal
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The Hopewell Pipe, a Conveying Medium to the Spirit World	D.R. Gehlbauch	57
The Banded State Turtle Effigy	Bertram Avery Bruce	59
Two Halves Reunited	Traci Hollister	62
A Carolina Shield Bannerstone	Rodney M. Peck	64
Hoe Down	Suzanne Goette	68
Dual-Type Bannerstone	Teresa Putty	72
Twin Pendants?	Jim Maus	75
He's Loco Crazy	Ron Hunt	77
From Preform to Drill, the Life of a Kirk Serrated Point	Tony Clinton	82
A legacy from My Grandfather	John R. Speer	84
Ten Feet, Ten Minutes, Ten Thousand Years Old	David Hunzicker	86
Prehistoric Races of the United States of America	Paul Witt	88
First Folsom	Ronald D. Van Heukelom	90
Beginner's Luck	Steven Mark Harris	92
Ask Mr. Wizard	Alan Banks	94
She Did it Again	John Payer	96
Uprooted Points	James R. Maudley, P.H.D.	100
Points and Barbs	Gregory Perino	215