Cool arrow head found! Never seen this before!

[olekyground]

Hey guys! I found this piece about 3 months ago in a field. It is a little over an inch long. the tip is broken but it is in great shape other then that! I was wanting to know exactly what it is... thanks!!

 

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[abarnard]

Looks like it was a drill. The point type that it was before it was manufactured into one, iduno. I am sure someone does though. Cool find regardless of the missing point.

 

[SoIll]

Maybe a Snyders point.

 

[Adena_man]

Hey Olekyground! I have a point that I found here in Central Ky that is just like the one you have posted in the pic. It is broken as well. I have been wondering what point type it could possibly too. Hopefully someone on here can help out with the ID. I'll try to dig out the one I have and post pic of it.

 

[Bent-Twig]

I would say a drill made from a Snyders , but what is that material?

 

[Th3rty7]

I would say a drill made from a Snyders , but what is that material?

Looks like some kind of conglomerate to me, that stuff had to be hard to work. I agree that base is textbook Synders.

 

[The Grim Reaper]

I believe that material is called Boyle Chert. I white things are actually fossils. In my area we call it "chickencrap flint".

 

[stansknives]

I would say its an "Exhausted" Pine Tree because of its basal structure and prominent barbs. Stan