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On the Cover This exquisite Clarksville bannerstone from Posey County, Indiana is 3 1/4 inches in length, 1 11/16 inches wide, perforation tapers from 7/16 to 3/8 inches diameter. Pictured: Payne Stone age collection pg.49, Bannerstones (Knoblock 1939) pg 261, The Archaic Bannerstone (Lutz 1999), it is white, black,gray translucent quartzite and was previously cataloged by Edward Payne, George Hoke, B.W. Stephens, Tommy Beutell and John F. Berner.
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Message from our Officers		169
The Auggie Gappa Ft.Ancient pipe	Bob Yakimicki	173
Louisiana Cannel coal Mississippian gorget	J. Neal Brown	175
A Hiawassee Island discovery	Ronald K. Knight	176
Announcing an important Paleo Cache	John F. Berner EIC	177
The mark of age, a copy is not an original	Steven R. Cooper EIC	185
When everyone becomes expert	John F. Berner EIC	186
Unique Kirk found in logging track	Ron Harris	197
Three Rivers area in Wisconsin	Ron Harris	187
Prehistoric money	Dr. E.J. Neiburger and Dr. Don Spohn	188
One man’s trash	Robert Woolard	196
Finest artifact in 15 years of surface hunting	David Ramp	202
Rare double-effigy bannerstone	J.Neal Brown	203
Book reviews and general interest		205
Shell Ring	Frank and Nancy Hoff	206
An outstanding Cumberland from Sequatchie	Ronald K. Knight	209
The history of a Jersey Bluff discoidal	Steven R. Cooper EIC	210
Lithic evolution:a hypothesis on flint utilization	Greg L. Moore	211
Membership application		220
Officers and Societies		221
Calender of Events		223

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