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On the Cover Gorget found in Morgan County, Alabama, by J.B. Ratliff. It was passed on to his son Edward Ratliff and is now in the collection of Dan Stroud. The gorget is 4 1/2 inches long an 2 1/8 inches wide, made of polished red stone. It has 3 holes drilled from both sides, and a fourth hole had been started on one side. The gorget was feature on page 21 of Sun Circles and Human Hands, 1957. It was chosen by Rebel State Archaeological Society of Alabama for our cover.
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Avocational Archaeology: The Obvious	Carl M. Wright	57
I Hope This is not a Treand	Dale Roberts	58
A Rare Kansas Find: An Engraved Bone Pin	Daniel Fox	60
Man's Best Friend and Field Competition	James yelton	62
The Road to Truxton	Bob Rampani	64
A Flared Hoe and Celt From Lawrence Primus Site, Madison County, Illinois	Ray Fraser	67
My Odd Discoveries	Michelle Patterson	69
An Awakening	Peter Graetz	71
Michign Achievement Award	George Jachim	73
The Collection	Darrel Largent	74
The Native Instinct Cache	Bryan K. Florence	76
Is Right Left?	Tony Clinton	80
Life with Darrel: Those Dog Days	Jeff Anderson	81
My First Find	Doug Anderson	83
Mound Bottom Site in Cheatham County, Tennessee, an Infared Overview, Circa 1988	Dr. Jim Jenkinds	86
Keys to the Kingdon	Bob Lee	91
The Charles Moore Cumberland	Charles F. Moore	92
The "Atlantic" Birdstone-Eastern North Carolina	Rodney M. Peck	94
All By Myself	Robert Randall Jr.	97
Copena Culture	Bruce Butts	98
Doing it Right	Clay Melancon	99
Points and Barbs	Gregory Perino	102