Lets see triangles

[bsit1361]

These are all from maryland. Here we call em susquehannock triangles and levannas. Various materials. Jasper chert an quartz. Also rhyolite. Lets see how they compare to other regions.

 

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[Martingeetars]

Great display Illiniguy, thats quiet a circle of madisons.Those are some fine points!

 

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[theviking]

Nice triangles folks. Here's my favorite, not sure on type.

 

[bsit1361]

Love the variety in material.

 

[GatorBoy]

A few from Florida. The gray one is the first point I ever found.

 

[rock]

Found yesterday, quartz. This is the largest quartz one I have ever found. 2"L and 1.5"W

 

[bsit1361]

Nice find. I been searching a lot since I'm off work for the holidays. Nothing nada zilch. Gonna try tomorrow and Saturday

 

[GatorBoy]

A few from Tennessee.

 

[rock]

Here is another one I have found, not sure what it is. 1.5" L and 1" wide made from skunk flint. Another personal find.

 

[bsit1361]

Looks like it could be a flake point. Still a triangle but I wouldn't know what style to put it in. Maybe triangle preform? I have a couple pieces I call tri performs but who knows.

 

[rock]

No it isnt a flake I have it in a frame thats why it looks thin. I think somebody told me it was a Greenbriar? or a Greenville? Something like that anyway.

 

[T Witko]

Some Mandan

Cool thread, these were found at the Mandan Village site where Steve and I hunt. I think it's interesting to see the similarities to those others have posted.

 

[rock]

Here is another one I found this yr. I think this would be considered a triangle. I believe its a mississippian point.

 

[GatorBoy]

Cool thread, these were found at the Mandan Village site where Steve and I hunt. I think it's interesting to see the similarities to those others have posted.

Real nice ... love those.

 

[Tnmountains]

Some triangles are so small and the detail is amazing. I enjoy finding them.

 

[larson1951]

north dakota triangles

 

[The Grim Reaper]

I believe the difference in Madisons and Levannas is that the Madison is more associated with the Ft Ancient/Mississippian cultures and the Levanna is a Middle Woodland/Hopewell type.

Here's some of my Triangle Points. These are all personal finds except for the tray in pic #6 which are all from one site in Kentucky and the very last tray and they are all from Mongolia. It's amazing how similar they are to our Madisons.

 

[Martingeetars]

Darn, Larson and grimreaper you guys break out the squadrons of triangles, love the similarities of this type from all across this nation, "Reaper them's got some teeth on em" Great displays!

 

[Martingeetars]

TNmountians, I don't think I've ever seen any quiet that small, good eye to fine them!

 

[StevefromMissouri]

I love the variety and style differences from different regions. These are all personal finds from Missouri...

 

[Pancake]

Found this little guy yesterday.