very tiny point-post your tiny point here

out of all the points I own I think this is the very smallest one, (I think it is pretty close to actual size after 3 tries)
post your tiny point here
there must be more out there some place
I will display it on a dime since it seems like a good idea as it is so hard to get actual size posted (last 2 images)

In Ohio it would be called a birdpoint. Cool little find.

When I see those tiny points I always think ... blowgun.  They just seem too small to be of use in any kind of bow.  Perhaps this is the Native American version of 'baby's first' as in baby's first bow and arrow.  I suppose that would make a certain amount of sense as you would want to start teaching the next generation how use the tools of hunting asap so that they would both be more highly skilled in the long run and would be of use to the tribe as hunters sooner.

  Here you go Larson ,..
                                                        

         My Little champ of lithic little , .. all but 5/16 in. long ,.. the 1890 dime is the same size as todays dimes .
          
           Anyway ,..Nice piont there Larson , .. I'm also looking forward to what ever else you may "find" in your collection this winter .
 As I remember ,.. you had been asking about cases and frams and such a while back , .{BTW .. teal, is a nice color to show artifact's on , I think } ..Sooo , are we going to see a few fine frams ,.by spring ??
                                                                                        Do tell ,....Blindpig

yes we will blindpig
yes we sure will
thanks for your picture

A Hobbit Point ! 

These two monsters are my smallest, they're the same length.

Here's our contribution to the post, Larson---just found this one today! 
Its by far the tiniest we've  ever found!
~~sandcreek~~

Afternoon,

That is a nice one Larson.....a buddy of mine brought by a frame of points from Oklahoma and MO last week...had the smallest, high quality points I have ever seen.  Here are a few around a penny that I found.

Atlantis

Great little points guys.

Those are awesome Atlantis. 

Here is some of my small ones. I have one that is smaller but I engraved a spot in the handle of my long bow years ago and epoxied it in. I don't bow hunt anymore and my bow is in my other house about 3 hours south. I'll try and take a pic when I go down for Christmas.

Randy

WoW!!! I just wanted to thank you for the idea and thank all of the posters!!! These are awesome little points and I am enjoying looking at them. Thanks everyone!

Thankyou
please keep them coming you guys
this could be a good thread but they all are!

here's mine

Not sure it counts..but I made it from a Brazilian emerald.

Here's two of my smallest points. I have a few Triangles that are really small too.

A few more...

Can't contribute, just want to say wow! And sandcreek, that is a pretty one

ng

Can't contribute, just want to say wow! And sandcreek, that is a pretty one

ng

Thanks NG ! 
If it wasn't for Josie's sharp eyes, we would have missed this one! 
sandcreek

These came from NM in 70s.

Here's a frame of little rascals.

Awesome thirty7. 

We have a winner. 

Here's a few more small points. The one in the middle is just a hair over 3/8 inches long.

heres my smallest

 Great artifacts everyone,,,Here's some I've found...

Great tiny points guys. Thanks for sharing. Wish I had some of my own to share.

hey this thread is going along nice, a lot of nice images
let's keep it going
 I have some tiny side notch points I will find and post this afternoon

Pickaway, is the lower left piece on your post #23  a pelican lake?

who has the smallest?

I think tchaire, rpg & blindpig?

A couple from down here.

Great thread, Larson!  And great finds everyone!   

  Here's a few more ...

                                                        


      This pic is pretty much the long and short of it ,.out here in S.D. California . My longest points are 1 5/8in. long , and my tinyest one 5/16 in , but I'd say 3/4 -7/8 in are most common .
       I just weighed some for fun , and on agv. they weighed a bit less then .5 gr. , my heaviest [orange on rt. side pic] was 2.05 gr. , and the my Tinyest  .12 gr .

      Hay there Larson ,....I'd say your in the running for "Tinyest" as well ... ..Blindpig

Found by my daughter. 

here are two agate side notchpoints
 they are small, but not as small as the first chert point I started this thread with
I still thought they should go here

blacksheep, tell your daughter she made a good find
Larson1951

Found by my daughter. 

 That was her first find right? You got a study pack from Geo and then found that one on the farm. I remember that.

Found by my daughter. 

 That was her first find right? You got a study pack from Geo and then found that one on the farm. I remember that.

It was her first, hopefully not her last. She found it in northern Wisconsin on property my father owns, hoping to get up
there as soon as the snow is out this coming spring. The study-pack (great term by the way) from Neo had a big part
in my daughters search, if she had not seen it I doubt she would have made an effort to search.

I have that kit placed in a glass topped, hinged display that I hope to add too. It will be passed on to another lucky
recipient when we have finished and can contribute to it, hopefully making it a growing/mobile learning tool. 

Larson, I passed along your comment, she still asks questions about it (who/what/etc) which is a great sign.