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On the Cover Bannerstone, Butterfly / bipenate type measuring 4 inches wide, 2 3/4 inches in height, made of ferruginous quartzite with colorations of Red, Orange, Purple and Gray hues, minor restoration of wing tips. Originally collected by William Holmes, Chicago; Karl Petrie, Burlington, Wisconsin 1946 and H.C. Wachtel, Dayton, Ohio 1960, shown in “Who’s who No.1 item #20.
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Message of timely importance	Jack Willhoit	59
Natural inclusions may reveal modern points	John F. Berner	60
This is a true story, try not to laugh	Matt Hull	61
The Great Kirk Conspiracy	Jim Maus	63
Reuniting a Tennessee Redstone Paleo	Todd Irvine	67
Waco Sinkers	Dr. Charles Boyd	71
Notched Ovate bannerstone preform	James Tharp	73
Estimating the age of your artifacts	Col. Ben W. Thompson	76
History speaks for itself	Dale Roberts	77
Searching for evidence of authenticity	John F. Berner	80
The Woodland Cone, an enigma	Steven R. Cooper	82
Remembering Dr. Robert E.Bell	Larry & Chris Merriam	83
Clovis in the Southeast	Rodney M. Peck	94
A few tricks photographing projectiles	John F. Berner	96
Salvaged Birdstones	Jack DeBorde Judge James R. Beer	97
Some faceted trade beads found by Perino	Ray Fraser	104
Varieties of North Carolina Projectiles	Ron Harris	107
Membership Application		108
Back issues		108
Society Officers, Individual Society Officers		109
Calendar of Events		112

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