A few teeny tiny Tennessee arrowheads..

[Tnmountains]

Hey T-Net artifact collectors. We have been covered up with rain here in Tennessee and today was no diffrent. I always enjoy cruising this forum and seeing all the diffrent types of arrowheads posted and all the experts advice. So here I am .I thought I might post just a few of the little ones that are common to this area. When hunting you have to flip everything as sometimes what looks like a flake will end up being a point. I hope to learn to take pics in the field this summer. These are just a few I have found they are mostly guntersville and hamiltons. I tried to take a picture of the sides to show how paper thin they can be. I do not consider value that much but do admire the craftsmanship of the smaller arrowheads. Theory has it many of these small points were true arrow heads and used when in battle? I have been wrong before so appreciate any advice. Thanks for a fun forum.
TnMountains

[Muddy Feet]

You've got some nice ones there.

[Tnmountains]

You've got some nice ones there.

Thanks muddy feet for commenting. Fun rainy day

[Tnmountains]

Pics need resizing. Not easy to view.

Are they to big Molly?? Sorry, they looked ok on my monitor ?

[Molly.]

Pics need resizing. Not easy to view.

Are they to big Molly?? Sorry, they looked ok on my monitor ?

You are right, they are fine..I adjusted my laptop screen.

Molly.

[Americus]

Nice points. I love the material.

[Tnmountains]

Nice points. I love the material.

Thank you


Americus see rowdyyates post on tiniest point. I did not see his post or would have put my smallest one there and not posted here.

http://forum.treasurenet.com/index.p...,227933.0.html

[Charmin]

GREAT variety of material and beautiful tiny points!! Thanks for posting these, TnMountains! Its so cool to see points on here from all over the country!
kind regards, sandcreek4

[Flintfinder of Mo.]

I agree with the rest of the folks. Dern nice points T-Mntn.... John

[Tnmountains]

Thanks John,Sandcreek4 and everyone else. I appreciate your comments. Most of the sites for many of the Hamiltons have been destroyed so they are a treasure now days .I think they are quite the feat to knapp.It always amazes me. This was just a sample of some smaller points we find.
happy huntin
TnMountains

[jamey]

wow thanks tn mountians i have ONE of those points and was thinking the same thing.what a lot of work for such a small point.i think you should be called eagle eye. jamey

[chong2]

My fav is the grayish brown one by itself piced directly above the dime

[Tnmountains]

My fav is the grayish brown one by itself piced directly above the dime

Chong2 I have typed that point as a couple diffrent types since I found it. My last I.d was a Nolichucky about a g-10 grade. Any thoughts on type.Thank you for looking.

TnMountains

[RobKruzan]

Nice group of points..almost like we find here in Illinois but ours dont realy have the barbs.Thanks for showing.

[The Grim Reaper]

Very nice Madison, Hamilton, and Guntersvilles. We find a lot of very tiny Madison's on our Ft Ancient sites.

I don't want to steal your post, so I'll just put on one picture of a tray of Madison's from the Hardin Village Site. The ones around the center are 1/4 and 1/2 inch long and very thin. I don't know how they made anything that small. The biggest points in this tray, the ones around the corners, are all under an inch and a half long.

[RobKruzan]

Thats a heck of a frame you got there dork nice finds.

[chong2]

wow, i had no idea there were so many types from your area, Alamance and Camp Creek look close too, your prob closer with Nolichucky

[Th3rty7]

nice finds tn

[Tnmountains]

No DorKfish I/we want to see your points. We seem to have similiar types after you I.D the fort ancient for me. I am sure some of these came off near the Dallas Island where the Dallas period was named for in Hamilton county. Thanks robkruzan enjoyed seeing your post yesterday.Thirty7 you seem to be making some good finds as well. Chong2 I think it is close on the nolichucky because of the sides.I just picked out some of the smallest ones I had. We have many more types as Tennessee was occupied for a long long time. I guess the biggest I ever find are Copena and I find a lot of Paleo Lancets knifes. The last known fighting Indians were the chickamauguans(sp) off Chickamauga creek. The trail of tears starts here also. Used to be you could sift out 30 small points a day now days its all going under asphalt. As soon as they hit bone or pottery on a construction site they push to get it covered back up or it will shut down their project.There are also mant accounts of Civil war soldiers digging mounds while they camped around here.
So is life guys. Thanks for sharing your comments and veiws.
TnMountains

[Pinellas Man]

That's some nice small points TM. 8)