Click to enlarge	Late Mississippian period human head effigy pipes (left and right) and pottery figurine (center), all found at the Lamar site. See "Mounds and Earthworks on the Public Highway Part Eighteen: Ocmulgee National Monument" by Steven R. Cooper in the CSASI 2024 January Journal See this in the CSASI 2024 October Journal
Click to enlarge	Figure 7.Thiensville rectangular gorget found on the property of Mr. Manford Blume by his sons near the town of Thiensville in Ozaukee County,Wisconsin. See "The Thiensville Red Ocher Cache" by David Christensen of Palatine, Illinois in the CSASI 2024 January Journal See this in the CSASI 2024 October Journal
Click to enlarge	Figure 4. This photo taken when the pipe was found on July 7, 2019. The pipe was put back in place a minute after finding it to show how it appeared in situ. See "An Interesting Feature on Two Hopewell Pipes" by Darrel Wilson of Manhattan, Kansas in the CSASI 2024 January Journal See this in the CSASI 2024 October Journal
Click to enlarge	9” Resting Warrior flint clay pipe. Spiro site, LeFlore County, Oklahoma. University of Arkansas Museum. Photograph by David Dye. See "Iconography for the Mississippian Artifact Collector" by Dr. Sandy B. Carter, Jr. of Big Canoe, Georgiain the CSASI 2024 January Journal See this in the CSASI 2024 October Journal
Click to enlarge	The traveling pouch, with birdstones from Parks collection (author’s collection) See "Cameron Parks—Old-Time Collector Memorabilia" by William Moody of West Tisbury, Massachusettsthe CSASI 2024 January Journal See this in the CSASI 2024 October Journal