An ancient sculpture belongs to the Taino culture, known as the three pointed stone or trigonolitho. It has large eyebrows surrounded by an interlocking, raised stripe. The mouth is marked by a narrow groove running above the point of constriction. Overall it is decorated with numerous spirals in flowing stripes. Was described by Spanish chroniclers as having a connection with yucca or cassava in the Caribbean. Three pointed stones come in a variety of sizes, from small and light to quite heavy and large. Were used as stands, reliquaries, or personal decorations. Sculpture has a sacred concept and connection with the spiritual and often depicts a deity figure. Were used as stands, reliquaries, or personal decorations and had a sacred concept and connection with the spiritual and often depicted a deity figure. Historical Artifacts For Collectors, Home Decor, and Ancient Sculptures.