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On the Cover This extremely fine double cuppled Tennessee type discoidal was found by J.B.Corbett on the Russell farms in Jackson County, Alabama. It measures 5 1/4 inches in diameter and 1 3/4 inches thick and is made from a high polished Olive brown quartzite. Collection of Dennis Bushey, Cullman, Alabama
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Message from our officers		115
Why catalog the history of your artifacts?	John Berner EIC	117
A rare Birdstone from Virginia	Howard Boney	119
Wintertime find and photos	George Jachim	120
A wonderful nesting type birdstone	Richard Burnett	121
Three Hardin County discoidals	Steven R. Cooper	123
Hunting cooper in the cold	Oliver Anttila	127
Rare Benton phase tube type bannerstone made from Selma chalk	J. Neal Brown	128
Problematical artifact	Ron Harris	129
Old copper Bear teeth	E. .J. Neiburger	134
Looking for suspicious traits	John F. Berner	136
Porphyry Birdstone found 1916	Bruce Filbrandt	141
If rocks could only talk	Richard Burnett	142
To display or not to display	Steven R. Cooper	147
Mississippi Crown style Benton tube bannerstone	J.Neal Brown	152
Yadkin points, North Carolina	Ron Harris	159
Ohio Hopewell points; from Illinois and beyond	Vonly L. Phillips	161
Membership application		164
Officers and Individual state societies		165
Calendar of Events		168