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On the Cover Known as “The Smithsonian Birdstone” this exceptional artifact is considered the finest of its type. It was found in Vernon County, Wisconsin. For full description, see Page 243. Collection of the Gary Cuckler Family, Monticello, Iowa.
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Message from your Editor		187
The Badger State Archaeological Society...the Early Years	Yvonne Wilson	188
Copper Harpoons		189
The Moorehead Wing	Terry Stumpf	191
Two Family Collections	David Mosher	192
Wisconsin, Joseph Jourdain, and His Pipe Tomahawks	Jake John Ilko, Jr.	194
Hixton from Oneida County	Ron and Toni Meyer	196
Field Finds	Dale Reitmeyer	197
The New London Cache of Hixton Blades	Warren Lathom	198
Twelve Copper Artifacts Recently Dated Through the C-14 Method (Radio Carbon-14 Dating) from Northern Wisconsin	Bill Reardon	200
Lela Armstong’s Wisconsin Tube Pipe	Steve Hart	202
A Fine Finish to a Spring Walk	Mark R. Hale	205
Three Paleo Points from Fond du Lac County	Clint Odekirk	206
The Greenfield Man Mound	Ed Benck	208
Two Fine Wisconsin Points	Kevin Leszcynski	210
Stephens/Ringeisen Anchor Pendant	John M. Selmer	211
The Reigh Site – 47WN1	David Christensen	212
The E.K. Petrie Meetings and Guest Log	Terry Stumpf	216
Don’t Ignore Your Dreams	David Skrupky	220
A Taste of Wisconsin	Jeff Steiner	222
Collecting: The Next Generation	David Hunzicker	223
An Old Farm Collection	Jeff and Jim Steiner	224
A Unique Copper Bannerstone in the Milwaukee Public Museum	Terry W. McGuire	226
Call Me “Lucky”	Dan Braker	228
Mystery Fish	Gene Hynek	230
Exploring the Folsom/Midland Record of Wisconsin	David A. Hunzicker and Thomas J. Loebel	230
Dreams Do Come True	Thomas Amble	230
Rare Clovis Assemblage	Thomas Amble	240
Geometric Fluted Axe	Kevin Leszcynski	241
The Wisconsin “FAB 5” Makes “THE FINAL 4”!	Oliver T. Skrivanie	242
Effigy Mounds in Wisconsin: A Late Woodland Phenomenon	Robert A. Birmingham	247
Indigenous Art of Wisconsin Before European Contact	Robert “Ernie” Boszhardt and Danielle M. Benden	254
Snakes	Doug Miller	281
The Skare Site: Northeastern Reaches of the Folsom/Midland Culture	John Knoot	282
Wisconsin Butterfly Bannerstone	Steve Hart	288
Solving the Mystery of a Hopewell Monitor Pipe from Waupaca County Wisconsin	Steven R. Cooper	291
Two Notable Bannerstones from Wisconsin	Terry W. McGuire	298
The Fabulous Birdstone from Dane County and a Notable Birdstone from Ozaukee County	Judge James R. Beer	303
A Perfect 10 in My World	Philippe Coquard	305
It Might Be an Arrowhead	David Kriesel	306
Two that Showed Up in Tennessee	Hoyt Strandberg	307
New Light for an Old Stone	Paul Schanen	310
Membership Application		316
Officers and Societies		317
Calendar of Events		320