On the Cover
Three Pinetree points. The point at the left, found in Woodford Co.,
KY, is a first stage, with absolutely no sharpening. The 4” long
finished Pinetree point at the center, from Lawrence Co., TN. The point
at the right, from Trigg Co., KY, is another first stage that has been
anciently resharpened on one edge. To the eye, it almost resembles a
Dovetail point. Pine Tree points date to the Early Archaic period.
Collection of Dr. Jim Spears, Franklin, Kentucky
Photograph - Steven R. Cooper
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| A Unique Cache of Two Modified Tube Pipes and a Hematite Turtle
Effigy, Phil Foley |
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| Grandmother Spider: Two Pottery Jars from Phillips County,
Arkansas |
Toney Aid |
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| A Superb Square Knife from Indiana |
Steven R. Cooper |
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A Third Record of the Extinct Stag-Moose (Cervalces scotti)
Antler With Cut Marks,
and Pre-Clovis Carbon Dates for Two Proboscidean Leg Bones, |
Dr. David A. Easterla, Ph.D. |
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Obituary
Richard Q. Bourn, Jr. |
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| Dover Chert Bifaces and Other Artifacts from a Village Site
in Stewart County, Tennessee |
Dr. Sandy B. Carter, Jr. |
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| Archaeological Investigations (2006-2022) at the Fox Pond/Shaw’s
Creek Site, Aiken County, South Carolina, |
Robert L. Knight, Ph.D. |
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| Time, Dates and all those BC, AD, CE Letters |
Dr. E. J. Neiburger |
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| Description and Absolute Age of a Late Upper Palaeolithic Zoomorphic Drum-Beater
from the Hiscock Site, Genesee County, New York State |
Richard M. Gramly, James B. Harrod,
Noel Strobino |
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| A Remarkable Point from the Guy Stack Collection |
Steven R. Cooper |
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