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On the Cover This artwork is a part of the Mississippian Period display at The Museum of Native American History in Bentonville, Arkansas. Depicted is a Caddo village around 1350. Artwork by Kelly Green
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Message from Your Editor		115
Letters to the Editor		116
Obituaries		118
Minutes of the C.S.A.S.I. Business Meeting March 12th, 2011		119
Readers Share Some Finds		120
Hoe, Hoe, Hoe … Two Notched, One Not	Robert Woolard	121
A Bennett Style Shell Gorget from Eastern Tennessee	Ron L. Harris	122
I Only Wish the Bones Could Talk	Jeff Ulch	123
The Mickey Mouse Shell Gorgets	Jim Maus	125
The Lowly Chopper	Bob Reeves	127
UPDATE: A New Date for the Perry Mastodon	E.J. Neiburger	130
Documentation of a Regional Axe Type	Ted Koelikamp	132
Paint Cups:An Endeavor in Which Little is Known	Merrill Kuske	133
Savannah River Blades	Ron L. Harris	135
In Praise of the Perryton Stone Age Fair, April 23, 2011	Tom Westfall	136
The Carter Bannerstone	Rodney M. Peck	138
The Warrick County Engraved Hairpin	David Lutz	140
The Mississippian Spade	Jeffery Steiner	142
In My Younger Years	Ben Thompson	146
The Finding of Two Clay Trade Pipes	V. Gary Henry	147
Modified Paleo Bone Sharpened Digging/Pick Tools of Extinct Bison and Sabertooth Cat From Southwest Iowa	David A. Easterla, Ph.D.	148
Don’t Hunt with Strangers	Norm Emerson	152
Stone Spheroids of the Carolina Piedmont	Peter G. Murphy and Alice J. Murphy	153
Book Review: An Eastern Perspective on Archaic Soapstone Bowls and Quarries from Virginia, Georgia and the Carolinas		154
Two Parts Make One	Jessie King	155
Colorful Hopewell from Pike County, Illinois	Korhan B. Raif	156
Trash or Treasure	Tyler Van Ert	158
Little Celts	E.J. Neiburger	159
Transformation	Mike Sutton	161
Clues to the Past		162
Membership Application		164
Officers and Societies		165
Calendar of Events		168

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