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latnergy, get it on its feet and move it out! The book is divided into .. two pan-;. Part I, General Principles, has chapters on Function of Display, Planning Museum Displays, Gallery Design, Corridors, Case Exhibits, Panels, "Probl em-at ical11 Objects, Color and Light, and Labels. Part tI, Construction Notes, has chapters on Tools, Materials, Panel Construct ion, Case Construction, Wiring and Installing a Flourescent Light Fixture, Case Furniture Construction, Labels and Finishing Methods. A large Appendices gives data on Record Keeping, Suppliers and Manufacturers, Useful Public^i'cns, Associations, and A Note on the Preparation of this Book. This is an ideal publication for any and all interested in museums and museum processes. Published by Pruett Press, Boulder, Colorado, $7.50.	-'
NEWSLETTER PUBLICATION SUSPENDED FOR THE SUMMER
This is the last NEWSLETTER to be published for the summer I- Pub-,,>;T lication will resume in September* Membership in the MAA provided for each member to receive 10 copies of the NEWSLETTER. Since all archaeologists are in the field and, Lord knows how much equipment and materials we have to take with us, it is not practicable or possible to take all the Association office with us. , Most members are out on vacation :i as well so why not just shut the whole works down for the summer.
Because we are shutting down the Association office and stopping publication of the NEWSLETTER for three months dees not mean that each and all members should do likewise. It- is sincerely hoped that each will continue to gather data on material, sites, and other things of interest. It is also hoped that members will continue to report sites either to the Museum of Anthropology, University of Mississippi or the Mississippi i-Archaeologica1 Survey, State Historical Museum, Jackson. Free site report cards will be furnished on request. For maps see page 1.1 this NEWSLEI TER. It is also,hoped that each member will do his best to contact his local legislators and push for greater support of the Mississippi Archaeological Survey. Talk it up with the local,people so that we CEn have a greater base to sit on.
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MORE DALTON POINTS FROM THE DELTA!	/
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Carrol Kelley, Leland, Miss. has been out looking on the old	/
ridge running	from Hollandale to	I -	\
Clarksdale. It pays because he has	?
recently sent	in a nice set of draw-	}
ings of items	found on a site lo-	?
cated near Shaw. Among these are several Dalton Points (see NEWSLETTER, ?
Vol. IV -'2, page 3) and nice drills which appear to.belong to the same complex. (Sae drawings to the right)
Come on folks! I know that a lot of you have things which would	i .
be of great interest to other members. '?ilia NEWSLETTER is the place	?
to share these with one another.
Send then in during the summer (remember, it's going to be hot and those, lone evenings under the air conditioner is a good time to get this done). Come visit the digs.