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On the Cover Edward Waldron Payne(1857-1932) assembled the largest collection ever of Indian Artifacts. Numbering over one hundred thousand fine artifacts, his death resulted in the greatest artifact sale of all time. This photograph of Payne is from his posthumous published autobiography, The Immortal Stone Age. For more on the life of Edward Payne see story on page 66.
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Message from your Editor		59
Letters to the Editor		60
Obituaries		62
Readers Share Some Finds		64
Edward Waldron Payne - The First Great Indian Artifact Collector	Steven R. Cooper EIC	66
An Amazing Alberta Point	Tom Westfall	68
A Mulit-Component Site on Lake Catherine, Antioch,Illinois	Ray Fraser	69
New Artwork Reveals an Ancient Image	Ray Kilgore	71
Chipped Stone Axes of the Archaic Southeast: An Important Step in the Advancement of Stone Tool Technology	Peter G. Murphy and Alice J. Murphy	73
Evidence for an Unnamed Point Type in Northern Mississippi	Malcolm T. McLaughlin	76
Displaying My Collection	Dwight New	77
The Red Book	Joan Robertson	79
A Semi-mineralized Extinct Bison (Bison sp.) Femur (Distal End) Modified Into Paleo Man Digging Tool From Daviess County, Missouri	David A. Easterla, Ph.D.	80
The Oldest Above Ground Site in North America	Wm Jack Hranicky	82
A Soapstone Lug-Handle Bowl from the Mecklenburg County, North Carolina, Carowinds Amusement Park	Ron Harris	86
What Are They?	Gil Gilbreath	88
Spoke Shaves	Jacky Fuller	89
Artifact Memories along the Soque River	Clarence G. Mason	90
Strange Bird Points	E.J. Neiburger	92
Dover Spades	Jim Maus	94
The McLaney Place Mound	Tim Brauer	96
Overlooked Artifacts: Knapping Stones	Bob Reeves	97
Galen S. Irwin of Rochdale, Indiana: Early Artifact Collector	R. Stephen Irwin	99
The Rankin Birdstone	Rodney M. Peck and Norman W. Jepsen	102
Clues to the Past		105
Membership Application		108
Officers and Societies		109
Calendar of Events		112