Any thoughts on this serrated arrowhead ?

[Lbarton769]

Found this after a good rain on my place in Commanche county. Any idea of history on it?
Thanks!

 

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[tamrock]

Who ever made it put some thought into it. It's a nice specimen

 

[Digger RJ]

Found this after a good rain on my place in Commanche county. Any idea of history on it?
Thanks!

Nice!!! Congrats!!!

 

[Lbarton769]

Nice!!! Congrats!!!

Thank you!

 

[Lbarton769]

Who ever made it put some thought into it. It's a nice specimen

Thank you!

 

[Lbarton769]

Thanks for the information! There are 100s of chips from the Indians napping on my place, this one was broken but almost there. Are you from Texas, we are in north central Texas.

 

[Digginitdaily]

Thanks for the information! There are 100s of chips from the Indians napping on my place, this one was broken but almost there. Are you from Texas, we are in north central Texas.

No problem. No, I'm actually in middle Tennessee.

 

[ToddsPoint]

No scale for reference but that looks like a bird point. Elko are larger. I’d say that is a Scallorn true arrowpoint made from about 700 to 1600.

 

[jewelerguy]

Probably lots more in the area. Keep on looking

 

[Digginitdaily]

Nevermind! I stand corrected. It does look like that scallorn. I've never found one in texas so I'm not to keen on that area. Do you know what material it's made from ?

 

[Lbarton769]

Nevermind! I stand corrected. It does look like that scallorn. I've never found one in texas so I'm not to keen on that area. Do you know what material it's made from ?

 

[Lbarton769]

appears to be made out of Flynt like most other pieces we have found. Thanks for the info!