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This Hardin, which is shown in situ, was a personal find of Andy Shull
in Newberry County, South Carolina. It was found on January 4, 2023,
which according to Andy was a bitter cold day. He lives near where he
found this. He has found several thousand points, but this is his only
Hardin. It is made from heavily weathered Coastal Plains chert from
at least 100 miles away. To his knowledge, only four Hardin points have
been found in this area and all have been crafted from Coastal Plains
chert. This is as rare as it comes for this region.
Collection of Andy Shull, Prosperity, South Carolina
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| Message from your Editor |
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59 |
| Letters to the Editor |
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60 |
| Cumberland Point Re-Purposing Do They Provide Clues to Hafting? |
Dennis Kerns |
61 |
| Proboscidean (Mammoth and Mastodon) Bones Modified
by Paleo-Humans from Northwest Missouri and Southwest Iowa |
Angelo P. Bufalino, Ph.D.
and David A. Easterla, Ph.D |
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| The Glacial Kame People of Southern Michigan |
Todd Walterspaugh |
71 |
| Anciently Salvaged Double Crescent Bannerstone |
John M. Selmer |
74 |
| Thoughts on Delivery of the Journal |
Matt Dorso |
74 |
| Petrified Wood; Are There Stages within the Process? |
Darrel G. Wilson |
75 |
| A Third Record of the Extinct Stag-Moose (Cervalces scotti)
Antler With Cut Marks, and Pre-Clovis Carbon Dates for Two Human Modified
Proboscidean Leg Bones (corrected) |
Dr. David A. Easterla, Ph.D. |
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Obituary
Clyde Leland Thomas |
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78 |
| My Best Axe |
Steve Valentine |
79 |
| Small and Large “Trophy Axes" |
Richard Michael Gramly, Ph.D. |
80 |
| Evidence for the Archaeological Value in Surface Collecting:
An Account of a Quartz Scraper Workshop |
William Moody |
82 |
| Miniature Mississippian Monolithic Axe Pendants |
Dr. Sandy B. Carter, Jr. |
84 |
| Another Dimplestone from Early County Georgia |
Olan Moore |
86 |
| A Very Fascinating Tool |
Jeff Hipskind |
87 |
Two Interesting Items from the Northeast
A Red Paint Point from Maine
Conoy Indian Town Trade Beads Lancaster County, Pennsylvania (1718-1743) |
Keith Cicero |
88 |
| A New Test for Old Copper Fakes |
Dr. E. J.0 Neiburger |
90 |
Obituary
Harry Thomas Davis |
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95 |
| My First Find |
Camdern Baker |
96 |
| Something Intriguing from Texas |
Michael Allen |
97 |
| Kogers Island Moundville-Style Palette Pendants |
Dr. Sandy B. Carter, Jr. |
98 |
| Small Narrow-Stemmed Quartz Projectile Points of the Late Archaic in Southern
New England |
Matt Dorso |
101 |
| A Thank You to John Deere - from Stone Age to Iron Age - A Natural Course
of Events |
Dr. Alfred D. Savage |
105 |
| The Kensington/Ogden Site: A Seventeenth Century French Coin Unearthed
Near the Chicago Portage in Cook County, Illinois |
Brian G. Bardy |
105 |
Obituary
Peter George Murphy |
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106 |
Book Review
Adena: Mound Builders of the Ohio Valley |
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107 |
| Membership Application / CSAJ
back issues |
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108 |
| Officers and Societies |
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109 |
| Calendar of Events |
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112 |
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