Found this arrowhead on the gulf coast of the Florida panhandle. Can anyone help ID?

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Congrats on your find. The Florida guys should chime in soon to help with an ID...
 

Nice find and material. Where in the panhandle? I was born in Ft. Walton Beach. It could be a worked out worn down Marion, Newnan, or similar stemmed point. Cypress Creek came to mind when I first saw it too. Panhandle stuff can come from all over, Ala. Ga. & Florida. Welcome & thanks for sharing.
 

I found it in the Panacea area. Any idea how old this could be?
 

Any clue what it is?
 

It’s a Putnam.... 46C3A36A-82F3-4CD3-B555-8DEA62E5D6D3.webp5924424F-116D-4261-9141-84B4FD0A3816.webp
 

The Putnam has a more narrow elongated tang, whereas the Marion’s is more squarish...Can’t always go by the points in projectile points ,com...many belong in other categories...it can be a subtle difference..Doesn’t matter, they’re all Archaic stemmed...
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Im new to this so I cant quite see the differences. Can you explain the differences between the two?

Don't feel bad Toyota, I'm terrible at typing them too. I agree with Hal they're archaic stemmed.
 

Yeah the point is a little worn out pretty from use and that also makes typing difficult. Putnam is a good call. I use to fish the beach at Panacea when I lived in Tallahassee. Pretty area. Lots of artifacts in that part of Florida.
 

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