What does an orange triangle on the file

I am using InDesign CC-2014 on Mac
I have copied a full project to the CC Desktop folders. It includes a variety of files, including an InDD book with 14 documents.
The InDesign files (.indd) themselves have all been marked with green ticks.
The folder with assets has a mix of .psd and .tif files—about 300 images in total.
Some of these (both file types) have orange triangles on the file icon.
And, the synch has now been running for about 5 days and does not appear to be moving past this point—just stalled and little wheel in the CC Synch panel is spinning--spinning
What does the orange icon mean?
Where Can I get further information for troubleshooting?
Any suggestions for how to fix this?

@Spartan707 - Please use the Log Collector tool from here Log Collector Tool to get the Core Sync logs. Email them to me at [email protected] and I will make sure the Core Sync team gets the files to investigate further. From the screen shot I do not see any obvious reason for the files failing to sync. There is this help article on why files may not sync Error: "Unable to sync files".
Bob and Peter thank you for your help.

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