A small hill was in our yard when we bought the property in 1972. I cut the small hill off in 2006 and found this approximately 12-18 inches down.

[Annie Husong]

 

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[Steve in PA]

That's a real beauty, congrats

 

[GaRebel1861]

What part of the country was it found?

 

[Almy]

The shape and symmetry are amazing. How big is it? It looks like it could be a spear point of an arrowhead, depending upon size. I wonder if someone familiar with stone shaping could comment on the method used to make it. It doesn't seem to have the obvious signs of flaking. But maybe it has just been worn down.

 

[ToddsPoint]

Is it stone or metal?

 

[pepperj]

It looks like metal instead of stone from the photo.
Actually it has the signs of aluminum metal rot in 3 of the pitted areas where the greyish colour is showing.

 

[Annie Husong]

That's a real beauty, congrats

Thank You!

 

[Annie Husong]

What part of the country was it found?

NorthEast Oklahoma

 

[Annie Husong]

The shape and symmetry are amazing. How big is it? It looks like it could be a spear point of an arrowhead, depending upon size. I wonder if someone familiar with stone shaping could comment on the method used to make it. It doesn't seem to have the obvious signs of flaking. But maybe it has just been worn down.

 

[E-Trac-Ohio]

Great find !

 

[Annie Husong]

Is it stone or metal?

I personally don’t know. How would I find out?

 

[ToddsPoint]

I personally don’t know. How would I find out?

See if a magnet will stick to it.

 

[villagenut]

looks like granite to me, but have no idea how anyone could do that to that type material

 

[Annie Husong]

What part of the country was it found?

NorthEast Oklahoma

 

[Bamasteve]

Very nice find, congrats!

 

[Annie Husong]

See if a magnet will stick to it.

It does not

 

[pepperj]

It does not

Do have a metal detector?

 

[Annie Husong]

Do have a metal detector?

No

 

[Annie Husong]

What part of the country was it found?

North East Oklahoma

 

[Annie Husong]

North East Oklahoma

The shape and symmetry are amazing. How big is it? It looks like it could be a spear point of an arrowhead, depending upon size. I wonder if someone familiar with stone shaping could comment on the method used to make it. It doesn't seem to have the obvious signs of flaking. But maybe it has just been worn down.