never found one like this little thing

[larson1951]

found this little triangle point this morning along with some of the usual scrapers and pottery
i've never found one like it before
i can't figure it out
it seems like a wild design anyhow
anyway i thought it is kinda cool in it's own way, at least it is different than the normal prairie side notch and jaw notched points we find in the dakota's
what do you think?
steve

[flintdigger]

Steve that is a odd point, interesting very unusual but I like it.

[samson357]

that thing is awsome looking

[coteau]

Almost a perfect equilateral triangle with notches.

Tri-notched arrowheads are pretty rare in the Dakotas. That one could be a "Billings" type. Billings are pretty rare in the Dakotas, they're more common in SW Montana and Wyoming. They are about the same age as Cut Banks and Wa$hitas....

the upward slanting notches are similar to many of the Wa$hita arrowheads that you find..hmmmm... The material and upward-slanting notches leads me to believe that it was made locally rather than brought in by a distant tribe further west...?

[Felinepeachy]

That is an amazing find. The unique items are my favorite. Congrats!

[naturegirl]

oohhh I like that one! so perfect, so balanced.

[ohioaxeman]

nice little guy there!!!!

[Neogeo]

I believe it to be a rare Dinomite type....The more ya think on it,ya get your mind blown..lol
Great piece man...Congrats.

[flintdigger]

Steve thar piece look's pretty small, what is the size ? Will it just about sit on a dime ?

[The Grim Reaper]

Nice little Tri-Notch Triangle Steve. That thing is a beaut for sure.

[larson1951]

yes flint
it will sit on a dime exactly

[Dirt fishing Wolf]

Cool find!!

[11KBP]

How do you think it was used?

I can't see it being anything other than an arrow point and closer to the Billings type than anything else.

The Billings would also fit into the age of this site. Nice point!

11KBP

[larson1951]

yup
arrow point
what else could it be?