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The article offers information on the history of the Badger State Archaeological Society (B.S.A.S.). It highlighting its founding and evolution; its role in promoting archaeology in Wisconsin, U.S.; and its significant contributions to artifact collection and preservation over the past 50 years. It also discusses the unique artifacts and relics found in Wisconsin, U.S., showcasing the state's archaeological richness.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of finding Early Archaic and initial era of the Middle Archaic site near floodplains of Haw River in North Carolina.

A personal narrative is presented in which the author describes a sequence of archaeological searches with Bob Jenkins, a collector of G10 relics.

A personal narrative is presented which explores the author's experience of finding and collecting discoidal on August 3, 1963 as a collector of Native American relics.

The article focuses on modern story of the Red Bird that begins in 1912, when a work party unearthed the relic, while digging a sand trap at the Shepard Hills Golf Couse in Waverly, New York. Topics include considered that the bird flew the coup landing in Illinois and the Cowels home had a new refrigerator.