July 2000 Table of Contents

Human effigy pipe found in Ballard County, Kentucky near the junction of the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers. The pipe is 7 1/2 inches tall, 5 inches long and 4 1/2 inches wide.

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Human effigy pipe found in Ballard County, Kentucky near the junction of the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers. The pipe is 7 1/2 inches tall, 5 inches long and 4 1/2 inches wide. It was found in January 1986 and has since been in the collections of Bill Rowlett, Clem Caldwell and Tommy Beutell. Photo by Steven Tully.

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On The Surface....Institutional Members
John T. Crowley
106

A Stealthy Artifact
Steven J. Weisser
107

A Unique Variety of "Old Copper" Spear Point
E. J. Neiburger
108

A Cache of Axes
Douglas Ayles
112

Pottery

113

A Kentucky Giant, From Deep in the Heart Of Texas, "The Robinson Clovis "
Dwain Rogers
114

Two Pieces Of Slate, Two Stories
James Tharp
116

Priceless
Rachel Pfalzgraf-Bruns
117

Kenneth Chert
Tony DeRegnaucourt
118

Delaware Chiefs of Madison County, Indiana
Dale Lycan
120

Pipes by the Pair
Shirley Reed
122

Old Red Head
Blake Gahagan
124

Assorted Pictures

125

Ozark Petroforms
Nancy Bryant and Brian Kridelbaugh
126

Our Favorite Rock Hunting Stretches. Part I Two Miles on The Nishnabotna
Dennis Warrick
128

Avocational Archaeology: Paleo American Comments About Kansas
Carl M. Wright
132

Large Tang Knife

133

Munkers Creek Knives
Darrel Wilson
134

Fake Arrowheads: How Many? Where Are They?
Patrick S. Mulvany
136

Artifacts Are In Trouble Everywhere
Son Anderson
138

Large Hopewell Blade

139

“Clovis and Beyond” Conference
Forrest Fenn
141

The Folsom Culture
Dr. Leslie Pfeiffer
142

The Recovery of a Hazel Clovis and Speculation About Its Use
Steve Flanigan
144

A Look at Some of the Earliest Known Americans
David Heath
146

My Brother Found Two
Stanley J. Lane
150

A Very Large Milling Stone
Ben R. Brady
153

Points and Barbs
Gregory Perino
155

On the Cover Human effigy pipe found in Ballard County, Kentucky near the junction of the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers. The pipe is 7 1/2 inches tall, 5 inches long and 4 1/2 inches wide. It was found in January 1986 and has since been in the collections of Bill Rowlett, Clem Caldwell and Tommy Beutell. Photo by Steven Tully.
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On The Surface....Institutional Members	John T. Crowley	106
A Stealthy Artifact	Steven J. Weisser	107
A Unique Variety of "Old Copper" Spear Point	E. J. Neiburger	108
A Cache of Axes	Douglas Ayles	112
Pottery		113
A Kentucky Giant, From Deep in the Heart Of Texas, "The Robinson Clovis "	Dwain Rogers	114
Two Pieces Of Slate, Two Stories	James Tharp	116
Priceless	Rachel Pfalzgraf-Bruns	117
Kenneth Chert	Tony DeRegnaucourt	118
Delaware Chiefs of Madison County, Indiana	Dale Lycan	120
Pipes by the Pair	Shirley Reed	122
Old Red Head	Blake Gahagan	124
Assorted Pictures		125
Ozark Petroforms	Nancy Bryant and Brian Kridelbaugh	126
Our Favorite Rock Hunting Stretches. Part I Two Miles on The Nishnabotna	Dennis Warrick	128
Avocational Archaeology: Paleo American Comments About Kansas	Carl M. Wright	132
Large Tang Knife		133
Munkers Creek Knives	Darrel Wilson	134
Fake Arrowheads: How Many? Where Are They?	Patrick S. Mulvany	136
Artifacts Are In Trouble Everywhere	Son Anderson	138
Large Hopewell Blade		139
“Clovis and Beyond” Conference	Forrest Fenn	141
The Folsom Culture	Dr. Leslie Pfeiffer	142
The Recovery of a Hazel Clovis and Speculation About Its Use	Steve Flanigan	144
A Look at Some of the Earliest Known Americans	David Heath	146
My Brother Found Two	Stanley J. Lane	150
A Very Large Milling Stone	Ben R. Brady	153
Points and Barbs	Gregory Perino	155