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On the Cover This Kirk corner notched projectile features distinct and unusual colorations in the material from which it was made. This Early Archaic (7500 to 8500 BP) artifact is not the result of heat treating. It was found in Western Tennessee and has a polished/ground base and notches and minor evidence of ferric oxide deposits. Originally much longer, it has had several resharpenings according to Gregory Perino who examined it in the mid 1990s. The distinct and unusual coloration is natural in the Ft.Payne/ Muldraugh chert which is occasionaly found in ranges of blue gray, tan mottling and reddish hues. This artifact was formerly in the collections of Jasper Bailey, David P. Walsh Sr., and Ray Franks.
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Message from our officers		2
Buy the relic	Jack Bonds	61
Revealing Disc pipe engraving	John F. Berner EIC	65
Two Rattlesnake Gorgets	Steven R. Cooper	66
The only known female “submissive effigy” pipe	Dr.J.Neal Brown	68
How to recognize modern rechipping	John F. Berner EIC	71
Unnotched Godar or new point type?	William Eilers	72
Mid-archaic raw material evidence exchange in Mississippi	Dr.J.Neal Brown	75
Classic North Carolina Projectile points	Ron Harris	78
Clovis impact fracturing	Rodney M.Peck	84
Two axes from the Koup collection	William S. Koup	88
Payback feeling for turtles	Franklin P. Everman	90
Coffee Bean pipes are for the birds	John F. Berner EIC	91
Just by chance	Jake Thorson	94
A huge Hixton Paleo knife	Pat McCulla	96
Hunting previously brought only disappointment	Mark Crawford	99
From Ohio to London and back	Janie Weidner	101
A variety of replica fluted Clovis points	John F. Berner EIC	103
Confederate Officer finds discoidal in Florida	James Kinker	104
A special delivery	John A. Lesmeister	106
Membership application		108
Officers and Individual state societies		109
Calendar of Events		112
Book Review and general interest		IBC