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TABLE OF CONTENTS
(Selected
Pictures from the October
Journal)
On the Cover
This spectacular 3/4 Grooved Axe was foundin Pettis County, Missouri
sometime prior to 1916, when Edward Payne acquired it. B.W. Stephen
became its next owner in 1935, aquiring it from the Payne Collection.
From the Stephens collection the axe next went to Tommy Webster. The
axe was acquired from the Webster collection in 1984 by Don E. Lweis.
This axe weighs 13 poinds, and is 12 /12/ inches ling, 4 3/4 inches
wide and 3 inches thick. This axe was chosen to represent the State
of Missouri on our cover. Photo by Tony Clinton.
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| The Closest One, a Macoupin County, Illinois Archaic Site |
Frank Romano |
160 |
| Momence, Illinois Mississippian Disc Pipe |
Robert Mathis |
163 |
| Knee Deep |
John C. Smith |
164 |
| Yesteray in Bridgeton Site #3A |
Bob Rampani |
166 |
| I Just Can't See It |
James Yelton |
168 |
| Prehistoric Drilling Methods |
Ben W. Thompson |
169 |
| Determined |
Kenny Bassett |
174 |
| Memories |
Dave Miller |
176 |
| A Day to Remember |
Bill Austin |
177 |
| Opportunity Knocked |
Larry Snyder |
178 |
| Nearly 200 Years of Collecting |
Jim Bickel |
180 |
| Got a Match |
Charles D. Cross |
186 |
| For Unparalled Devoltion to a Worthy Cause the C.S.A.S. Honors
Larry and Virginia Swaim |
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187 |
| Kadian Mound, 3 CT? An Investigation Into a Century Old Smithsonian
Institution Puzzle |
Dr. James F. Cherry |
188 |
| The Find of the Year |
Cindy Aldridge |
191 |
| The Christmas Bird |
Steven R. Dowell |
192 |
| One Fine Benton and One Fine Benton Cache |
Tom and Norma Wilbanks |
196 |
| It Does Get Better |
Gary D. Klebe |
200 |
| A Look at the Keokuk Axe |
Bruce Filbrandt |
202 |
| Minutes of the Central States Archaeological Societies' Annual Meeting |
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206 |
| Paleo, After 15 Years |
Kenneth M. Hemls |
209 |
| Depford Axe from South Carolina |
Rodney M. Peck |
211 |
| Found Along One River, Named for Another |
jerry D. Hampton |
212 |
| Points and Barbs |
Gregory Perino |
215 |
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