Arrowhead? Scottish highland
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That is beautiful! Take a picture with a measure next to it.
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I’d say yes it is. Made of ground slate. Slate was commonly used in areas that didn’t have any flint.
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I think that rather than an arrowhead, it's a spear point. Gorgeous! 
Is it stone or metal? Looks like could be brass/copper to me. If it is metal, being in Europe could open up other possibilities, depending on size.
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