COLLECTING ARTIFACTS – RANDOM THOUGHTS

By Oliver T. Skrivanie Artifact collecting philosophy is very personal, as you are the only one who must be happy and satisfied with your collection. There is no secret or […]

ISHI AND THE D.B. LYON CONNECTION

By Jeb A. Taylor, Associate Editor One of the great pleasures in performing research is the occasional discovery of something new and exciting. Recently, while working on a project analyzing […]

A Case for the Masters Point

by Tom Westfall, Sterling, Colorado Originally Published in the Central States Archaeological Journal, Vol.56, No.4, pg.200 Originally Published in the Central States Archaeological Journal, Vol.57, No.2, pg.80 At the end […]

THE PALEO END SCRAPER

By Tony Baker as Edited by Gene Hynek The Paleo End Scraper (PES) is an extremely important artifact because it is a temporal indicator, like the projectile. Dr. Frison has […]

Megafauna Tools: A Paleo Site in Kentucky

by Dan T. Harper, Nashville, Tennessee Originally Published in the Central States Archaeological Journal, Vol.57, No.1, pg.42 A group of six chipped tools from the site. The author has uncovered […]

Mississippian Spades and Hoes

Carl Latchford, Rock Falls, Illinois  Figure 1. A cache of Mississippian spades found near Cahokia Mounds in 1950 by Gregory Perino and Ed Milkert. From the collection of Carl Latchford. […]

THE FOLSOM CULTURE

By Leslie S. Pfeiffer Figure 1. Type site Folsom point in situ.(Rights Reserved, Image Archives, Denver Museum ofNature and Science) Excavations at the Folsom site in Colfax County, New Mexico […]

THE HISTORY OF THE FOLSOM SITE

By Jeb A. Taylor Figure 1. George McJunkin, discoverer of the Folsom site.(Rights Reserved, Image Archives, Denver Museum of Nature and Science)  The Folsom site is located in Colfax County, […]

FOLSOM POINTS FROM LLANO AND MIDLAND COUNTIES, TEXAS

By C.K. Chandler ABSTRACT This paper illustrates and documents four previously unrecorded Folsom points and one Midland point. One is from Llano County in the Edwards Plateau area of Central Texas. The other […]