tinkle cone

[canoeguy45887]

found metal detecting field by river, was Identified as a "tinkle cone" worn by native americans on their clothes in the "what is it" thread, this river runs through the middle of an old indian village,

 

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[Jon Stewart]

Nice find.

 

[surf]

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"Hattie Tom
Studio portrait of delegate Hattie Tom, a Chiricahua Apache girl, wearing a beaded hide dress with metal cone tinklers, beaded necklaces and earrings. Photographed at the U.S. Indian Congress of the Trans-Mississippi and International Exposition in Omaha, 1898." Frank Rinehart

 

[canoeguy45887]

thanks for the pictures, the last native americans in this area were removed in 1832, thanks again

 

[yelnif]

Hello canoeguy, what 'area' might you be referring to- just curious? Do you paddle? and I don't mean the better half just a little canoe humor. HH yelnif

thanks for the pictures, the last native americans in this area were removed in 1832, thanks again

 

[canoeguy45887]

hello yelnif, the area i am referring to is in nw ohio specifically , Auglaize county, been paddling for nearly 35 years, the canoe in your profile pic looks to be and old town, maybe a discovery ??

 

[GaRebel1861]

Nice find! You sure that isn't a metal arrowhead? Just a thought.

 

[CoilyGirl]

I've been wanting to open this thread all day to see what a tinkle cone was.Great picture Surf.

 

[bravowhiskey]

nice find CG.

Surf...touch of class

 

[rock]

I've been wanting to open this thread all day to see what a tinkle cone was.Great picture Surf.

what were you thinking it might be?

 

[monsterrack]

Like Ga rebel said it could be a tinkle cone or a point, they did wrap copper around shafts for points. It's a cool artifact

 

[kansa54]

Canoe guy, I would hit that area hard with my metal detector. Dig all signals including iron, you might be surprised. I would also detect in the area where you found the gun flints. Congratulations on your find.

 

[GatorBoy]

Canoe guy, I would hit that area hard with my metal detector. Dig all signals including iron, you might be surprised. I would also detect in the area where you found the gun flints. Congratulations on your find.

I second that!

 

[Jon Stewart]

If you are detecting off a creek or river make sure you detect a greater distance back from the waters edge. In the U.P. of Michigan they detect the swampy area before the waters edge. A few hundred years ago it was all water and the waters edge would be farther away from where it is at now. I spoke with a guy who has over two hundred copper artifacts found in the swamps heading towards the waters edge.

 

[NCPeaches]

That's a pretty cool find!

 

[larson1951]

that is an old type copper 'bangle' for a dress used in the jingle dress dance
we find a few of these every year at the site we surface hunt
Tnmountains helped me get a MD that helps me find these old bangles

here is the modern day version and the modern bangles are made from lids for snuff cans
this dance is at sisseton sioux-oyate nation in sisseton, SD (oyate (o-yah-tay) means 'the people')
my wife is a registered member of this nation