(Selected Pictures from the July Journal)
| On the Cover This extremely fine double cuppled Tennessee type discoidal was found by J.B.Corbett on the Russell farms in Jackson County, Alabama. It measures 5 1/4 inches in diameter and 1 3/4 inches thick and is made from a high polished Olive brown quartzite. Collection of Dennis Bushey, Cullman, Alabama |
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| Message from our officers | 115 | |
| Why catalog the history of your artifacts? | John Berner EIC |
117 |
| A rare Birdstone from Virginia | Howard Boney |
119 |
| Wintertime find and photos | George Jachim |
120 |
| A wonderful nesting type birdstone | Richard Burnett |
121 |
| Three Hardin County discoidals | Steven R. Cooper |
123 |
| Hunting cooper in the cold | Oliver Anttila |
127 |
| Rare Benton phase tube type bannerstone made from Selma chalk | J. Neal Brown |
128 |
| Problematical artifact | Ron Harris |
129 |
| Old copper Bear teeth | E. .J. Neiburger |
134 |
| Looking for suspicious traits | John F. Berner |
136 |
| Porphyry Birdstone found 1916 | Bruce Filbrandt |
141 |
| If rocks could only talk | Richard Burnett |
142 |
| To display or not to display | Steven R. Cooper |
147 |
| Mississippi Crown style Benton tube bannerstone | J.Neal Brown |
152 |
| Yadkin points, North Carolina | Ron Harris |
159 |
| Ohio Hopewell points; from Illinois and beyond | Vonly L. Phillips |
161 |
| Membership application | 164 | |
| Officers and Individual state societies | 165 | |
| Calendar of Events | 168 | |
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