On the Cover
This magnificent tripodal standing owl effigy was found at the Sandy
Woods Site in Scott County, Missouri, by Jerry Davis. Within 30 feet
of this owl he uncovered two additional standing owls. This owl is
shown at attention, the ear tuffs prominent and the head facing forward.
The
wing feathers are shown as a ridge and they connect directly to the
tail, which the vessel rests upon. The vessel stands 9 ¼ inches
in height. See the article on page 50. photograph by David H. Dye.
Collection of Jerry Davis, Cape Girardeau, Missouri
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A Rare Notched Base Clovis of Knife River Flint |
Steven W. Vaughn |
5 |
The Hemp Field that Gives and Gives |
Nicolas Barrett |
7 |
Something About The Sky: What the Heck Were They Thinking! |
David Marolf |
10 |
Relic Collecting and the Law |
Richard Austin |
14 |
Rhyolite: The Uwharrie Connection |
Jason Pentrail and James Waldo |
15 |
A Possible Long Distance Journey for a Middle Paleo Artifact
in the Northeast |
Bill Moody |
20 |
Kids Will be Kids:
Exploring the Cooper Site, Coles County, Illinois |
Howard Briggerman |
22 |
A Few Finds from Over a Lifetime |
Tom Walls |
26 |
Book reviews
Archaeological Recovery of the Bowser Road Mastodon Orange County, New
York
North American Projectile Points |
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27 |
A Gigantic Holt Blade from Northcentral Missouri |
Dr. David A. Easterla |
28 |
Beautiful, Wicked and Deadly:
Mississippian Arrowpoints from Alabama and Tennessee |
Ron L. Harris |
30 |
An Ultra Rare Disc Pipe Surfaces |
Steven R. Cooper |
33 |
The Full Groved Axe is in My House |
Vic Shier |
36 |
A Native American Horse Effigy Stick from the Western Plains |
Peter G. Murphy and Alice J. Murphy |
48 |
Archaeology and Artifacts |
David H. Dye |
50 |