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TABLE OF CONTENTS
(Selected Pictures from the July Journal)
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 |
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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 |
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164 |
| Officers and Individual state societies |
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165 |
| Calendar of Events |
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168 |
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