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One of the finest, if not the finest Southern perforated Spatulate.
Found in Bartow County, Georgia and made of the preferred veined fine grained
Greenstone. Originally collected by a director of the Heye Foundation, later cabineted
by Tommy Beutell and C.H.Baggerley III. Notice the wide band on the stem
portion that clearly shows ancient hafting of this artifact.
Collection of Sandy Carter, Roswell, Georgia |
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| A message of importance |
Jack Willhoit |
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| Alibates in Kansas |
Darrel Wilson |
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| Hawks cache, found in Virginia |
Ron Harris |
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| The Hard Rock site on the Cumberland |
John Mark Clark |
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| Tragedy at SunWatch, 1250 AD |
John F.Berner |
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| A comparison of North American Old Copper |
E. Neiburger |
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| Take a closer look |
John F.Berner |
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| Possible archaic use of a paleo point |
Bill Breckinridge |
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| Documentation is what it is all about |
John T. Crowley |
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| An ancient hafted adze |
Ben Thompson |
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| One of a kind grooved axe |
Dr .David Easterla |
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| Anzick, a Clovis burial in Montana |
Juliet Morrow, Ph.D |
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| The Mud Lake Mammoth |
E. Neiburger |
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| A fascination with Discoidals |
Bruce Y. Butts |
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| A rare personal find in Kentucky |
Jack DeBorde |
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| Pictured in Hobbies magazine in 1940’s |
John F. Berner |
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| Salvaged Relics |
John Duncan |
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| The Savage Turkey Tail cache |
Lar Hothem |
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| Back issues, How to order |
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| Calendar of Events |
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| Membership application |
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| CSASI Officers, Individual state officers |
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