Found in northern Wis.
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Looks worked to me , good find .
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Nice little point Blacksheep. Good find. Almost as good as gold 
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Th3rty7
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Definitely a good little serrated triangle, my guess would be a Madison. Nice find.
http://www.projectilepoints.net/Pages/Searches/Points/Madison.html
http://www.projectilepoints.net/Pages/Searches/Points/Madison.html
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Appreciate the kudos, I`ll be sure to pass them on to my daughter. What would a point this tiny be used for?
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Arrowhead.
Small triangles have a gazillion names, depending on which part of the country they're found in. Maybe 1400 AD plus or minus a couple hundred or so either way.
Small triangles have a gazillion names, depending on which part of the country they're found in. Maybe 1400 AD plus or minus a couple hundred or so either way.
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