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TABLE OF CONTENTS
On the Cover
The Titterington Owl Effigy Pipe was made from Illinois pipestone and was used during the Middle
Woodland period. It was chosen by the officers of the Illinois Archaeological Society to represent Illinois on
our cover. From the collection of Tommy Beutell. |
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| The Titterington Pipe and other Illinois Pipestone Artifacts |
Doug Miller
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56 |
| Potshards Galore |
LTC. Floyd B. Lyerla (AUS-Ret)
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61 |
| A Reamer from the Williamson site, Dinwiddie County, Virginia |
Rodney M. Peck
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62 |
| French Tomahawk Heads |
John Baldwin
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64 |
| Short Base Hardin from Central Illinois |
Lewis K. Scott
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67 |
| Paleo and Early Archaic Discoveries in Peotone, Illinois |
Margo Hupe and Dan Sweet
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68 |
| Avocational Archaeology: Seven Hundred Important Words |
Carl M. Wright
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71 |
| Cache River Bonanza |
Charles Frye
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73 |
| Adena Dickson |
Mark Walters
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74 |
| Along Time in Coming: My First Find |
Jim Smith
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76 |
| Our Modest Bead Collection |
Tim B. Brawner
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78 |
| What Is a Good Find |
Paul Brannon
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81 |
| Salvage Archaeology and Avocationalism: Together We All Win |
Ron Covietz
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82 |
| Coonhound Treasure |
Leroy Irons
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85 |
| Writing Another Page in History: Out of Place but Right in Time |
John T. Crowley
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87 |
| The Hunters |
Victor J. Berger
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88 |
| Dr. Don Dickson, B. W. Stephens and the Dickson Mound School House Pipe |
Gordon Hart
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90 |
| The Hall Lost Lake |
Phil Mize
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94 |
| The Darl Horizon |
Walter Williams
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96 |
| Points and Barbs |
Gregory Perino
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103 |
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