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On the Cover This painting by Martin Pate (www.pateart.com) greets visitors as they enter the museum at the Poverty Point State Historic Site in northern Louisiana. It represents an aerial view of the site as it might have appeared 3500 years ago (for full image see page 64). This Late Archaic Period site still holds many mysteries, and in June 2014 became a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its main mound (at center) is only surpassed in size by Monk’s Mound at Cahokia. For the full story see page 61.
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Message from your Editor		59
Letters to the Editor		60
Obituaries		60
Mounds and Earthworks on the Public Highway Part Five: Poverty Point	Steven R. Cooper EIC	61
A Vulture Effigy Pipe from Lee County	Georgia, Lloyd E. Schroder	66
Greasy Agate	C.J. O’Neill	68
To LeCroy or not to LeCroy, That is the Question	James E. Maus	69
Hopewellian Indian Burial Customs and Associated Artifacts	Jerry Carter	71
The American Ball Game Court	E.J. Neiburger	74
The Pumpkin Orange Holland	Kenny Resser	78
Rare Deptford Style Axes of South Carolina	Ron L. Harris	79
A Middle Woodland Ross Blade from the Hiser Site, Jackson County, Illinois	Raymond Fraser	83
A Western Kentucky Bannerstone	Cheri Williams	86
Expedient Tools	Bob Reeves	88
I Scratch with My Feet Too	Clarence G. Mason	92
Book Review
Stone Age Man in the Middle South and Other Writings by William Edward Myer	Steven R. Cooper EIC	93
A Rare Find in the North Carolina Piedmont: An Early-Archaic Taylor/Van Lott Projectile Point	Peter G. Murphy and Alice J. Murphy	94
Stories Behind the Stones: Artifact Explorations with my Uncle Jim in Hickman County, Tennessee	Skip Cagle	96
A Caddo Beaver	Charles S. Wagers	100
The Ottwell Axe:A Giant from Montezuma, Pike County, Illinois	Korhan B. Raif M.D.	103
A Folsom Site in Eastern Colorado	Tom C. Westfall	104
Great Hunts Six Years Apart	Adam Agusti	105
Membership Application		108
Officers and Societies		109
Calendar of Events		112