Winter 2003 TABLE OF CONTENTS

Greenstone perforated Southern-Cult spatulate found in Talladega County Alabama by Glenn Cheatwood. It is shown actual size. This artifact was choosen by the officers of the Rebel State Archaeological Society to represent Alabama on our cover.

Purchase past Journals

Notice to Contributors

Join CSAS

TABLE OF CONTENTS

(Selected Pictures from the Winter Journal)

On the Cover
Greenstone perforated Southern-Cult spatulate found in Talladega County Alabama by Glenn Cheatwood. It is shown actual size. This artifact was choosen by the officers of the Rebel State Archaeological Society to represent Alabama on our cover. Photo by Art Gerber.

Buy this Journal

The Discovery Of A Highly Developed Southern Spatulate And Celt
Glen Cheatwood
3

Bannerstones: Questions and What Ifs
Norman Dille
5

French Lick Phase
Chuck Blair
8

Waller Knives, a Unique Florida Knife Form
Dr. Albert and Alex Gutierrez
11

Two Very Interesting Pieces
Jim Meuer
12

Putting the Pieces Together
Terry L. Shepard
14

My First Find
Bob Yakimicki
16

Overtime Rewards
Michael D. Lycan
18

Sleeping Beauty
Suzanne Goette
21

The Site Of Dreams
Bill Eilers
22

The Use of Magnetite and Hematite in the Pverty Point Culture
Chandler Blackburn
24

Tools to Make Tools
Doug Miller
30

Remanufactured Pipes From the Woodland Period
D.R. Gehlbach
32

New Castle Effigy Pipe
James Tharp, Edited by John Chapin
34

Cemetery Axe Cache
Bernard Ripperger
36

A Persistent Find
James Yelton
37

Ozaukee County Birdstone Stays Home In Wisconsin
Judge James R. Beer
39

A Rare Perfect Alabama Clovis
Glen Cheatwood
43

A Rare Eastern Massachusetts Discovery
Bill Moody
45

Avocational Achaeology: East is East and West is West
Carl M. Wright
47

Book Reviews
Col. John F. Berner & Rodney Peck
50

Illinois Discoidals
David L. Wiemer
51

Points and Barbs
Gregory Perino
59

On the Cover Greenstone perforated Southern-Cult spatulate found in Talladega County Alabama by Glenn Cheatwood. It is shown actual size. This artifact was choosen by the officers of the Rebel State Archaeological Society to represent Alabama on our cover. Photo by Art Gerber.
Buy this Journal
The Discovery Of A Highly Developed Southern Spatulate And Celt	Glen Cheatwood	3
Bannerstones: Questions and What Ifs	Norman Dille	5
French Lick Phase	Chuck Blair	8
Waller Knives, a Unique Florida Knife Form	Dr. Albert and Alex Gutierrez	11
Two Very Interesting Pieces	Jim Meuer	12
Putting the Pieces Together	Terry L. Shepard	14
My First Find	Bob Yakimicki	16
Overtime Rewards	Michael D. Lycan	18
Sleeping Beauty	Suzanne Goette	21
The Site Of Dreams	Bill Eilers	22
The Use of Magnetite and Hematite in the Pverty Point Culture	Chandler Blackburn	24
Tools to Make Tools	Doug Miller	30
Remanufactured Pipes From the Woodland Period	D.R. Gehlbach	32
New Castle Effigy Pipe	James Tharp, Edited by John Chapin	34
Cemetery Axe Cache	Bernard Ripperger	36
A Persistent Find	James Yelton	37
Ozaukee County Birdstone Stays Home In Wisconsin	Judge James R. Beer	39
A Rare Perfect Alabama Clovis	Glen Cheatwood	43
A Rare Eastern Massachusetts Discovery	Bill Moody	45
Avocational Achaeology: East is East and West is West	Carl M. Wright	47
Book Reviews	Col. John F. Berner & Rodney Peck	50
Illinois Discoidals	David L. Wiemer	51
Points and Barbs	Gregory Perino	59