The Florida Anthropologist
published by the
Florida Anthropological Society, Inc.

Year:	1994	Month:	September
Volume:	47	Number:	3

Contents

Author:	Brent R. Weisman	Page No. 232
Title:	Editor's Page
Author:	Gregory A. Mikell	Page No. 233
Title:	8WL38, A Protohistoric Village Site on Choctawhatchee Bay.
Author:	William Gray Johnson	Page No. 269
Title:	Early Aerial Photography: A Remote Sensing Technique Used to Detect Prehistoric Earthworks in the Kissimmee River Basin.
Author:	Clark Hardman, Jr., and Marjorie H. Hardman	Page No. 280
Title:	A Cache of 55 Points: Taylor County, Florida (8TA203).
Author:	Louis D. Tesar	Page No. 287
Title:	What Do You Call This Point?
Author:	Louis D. Tesar	Page No. 295
Title:	Clubheads, Bola Stones, Or What?
Author:	James Dunbar	Page No. 304
Title:	Of Fields and Streams: A Tribute to Hub Chason, Sr., A Florida River Diver.
Author:	Randy V. Bellomo	Page No. 313
Title:	COMMENTARY: An Engraved Bone Artifact From the Summer Haven Site: A Clarification of Wheeler's Account.
Author:	Gordon R. Willey	Page No. 315
Title:	BOOK REVIEW: Milanich, Archaeology of Precolumbian Florida.
Author:	Nancy Marie White	Page No. 318
Title:	BOOK REVIEW: Sassaman, Early Pottery in the Southeast.
Author:	Theodore Morris	Page No. 320
Title:	Painting Florida's Vanished Indian Peoples.
Author:		Page No. 321
Title:	FEATURED PHOTOGRAPHS: "The 'Trampled Track," Osceola National Forest, submitted by Keith Lawrence; Cistern Excavation at the Historic Roesch House, Brevard County, submitted by Vera Zimmerman

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"Highlands County Legacy", from a painting by Theodore Morris