Four masses, totalling about 250kg, were found. The metal consists of the martensite and taenite in the volume ratio 79:21, analysis, 32.5% Ni, R.D.Buchheit et al., Meteoritics, 1967, 3, p.103, O.E.Monnig, Meteoritics, 1967, 3, p.120. Coordinates are for Tishomingo from the Times Atlas, A.L.Graham et al., Cat. Met., 1985, p.347. Study of structure, L.K.Ives et al., GCA, 1978, 42, p.1051. Analysis, 32.5% Ni, 0.25 ppm Ga, 0.088 ppm Ge, 17 ppm Ir, A.Kracher et al., GCA, 1980, 44, p.773. Metallographic description, a unique meteorite, V.F.Buchwald, Handbook of Iron Meteorites, Univ. of California, 1975, p.1201. Detailed microstructural study, thermal and shock history, L.K.Ives et al., GCA, 1978, 42, p.1051. Magnetic properties, thermomagnetical curves, T.Nagata and M.Funaki, Mem. Nat. Inst. Polar Res., Tokyo, 1987, (46), p.263. Mössbauer study of metal phase, R.B.Scorzelli et al., Proc. NIPR Symp. Ant. Met., 1994, (7), p.293; see also, Papers 18th Symp. Ant. Met., NIPR Tokyo, 1993, p.189 (abs.). Find circumstances, M.Horejsi and M.Cilz, Meteorite!, 2000, 6(3), p.36.