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TABLE OF CONTENTS
(Selected Pictures from the July
Journal)
On the Cover
The sun shines down on the large platform mound in the distance. It was
originally at the center of a large Mississippian site just outside
of Evansville, Indiana. today known as Angel Mounds. This mound remains
as one of the largest prehistoric structures in the United
States, with a base of 166’ x 335’ and a volume of 67,785 cubic
yards. It served as the residence of high status individuals who ruled over
this metropolis from AD 1100-1450. For more on Angel Mounds, see the
story on page 116
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| Message from the Editor |
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115 |
| Letters to the Editor |
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116 |
| Mounds and Earthworks on the Public Highway Part
Seventeen: Angel Mounds State Historic Site |
Steven R. Cooper |
117 |
| An Unusual Illinois Late Woodland Pipe |
Jacob Waymire |
122 |
| Some “Exotic” Lithics on Martha’s
Vineyard |
William Moody |
124 |
| An Unfinished Bannerstone from Wayne County, Illinois |
Derek Mays |
126 |
| I Discovered a Tube Bannerstone! |
Chad Hosel |
127 |
| Found on the Surface |
Joe Lay |
128 |
| Three Remarkable Pipes |
Ken Woods |
129 |
| Kershaw County, South Carolina Deer Bone Crested Bird Effigies |
Dr. Sandy Carter |
130 |
| My Finds in South Carolina |
Savannah Johnson |
133 |
| October 2014 - A Special Month |
Herman Shelley |
134 |
| A Forged Iron Decorated Lance Spearhead |
Larry Cunningham |
135 |
| An Aberdeen Style Mississippi Type Axe |
James R. Beer |
136 |
| A Wonderful Gift |
Jimmy Boswell |
137 |
| The Wonders of Mother Nature |
Dr. David A. Easterla, Ph.D. |
138 |
| Palmer Projectile Points from the North Carolina Piedmont Region |
Ron L. Harris |
140 |
| What a Tale This Could Tell |
Nick Speer |
143 |
| The Flight of a Dove |
Tristen Arnold |
144 |
| Climate Change and a New Archaeology |
Gary S. Foster, Ph.D. |
146 |
| How Good of Archers Were Native Americans? Part Three |
Scott Chandler |
148 |
| Are Prehistoric Drills Really Just Drills? |
Dave Miller |
158 |
| Five Years, One-Quarter Mile, Luck and Persistence |
Jeffery Harris |
159 |
| Best Garden Ever |
Don D. Guy |
160 |
| Cope, the Indian Artifact Collector Dog of Haywood County, North Carolina |
V. Gary Henry |
162 |
| Membership Application / CSAJ back
issues |
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164 |
| Officers and Societies |
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165 |
| Calendar of Events |
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168 |
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