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my wife found this .... 2 1/2" very very sharp ... looks cool .... I know nothing about arrowheads ...
 

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Congrats to wife .Nice material on that piece. Someone will know more about type and material.
 
Never seen that material. What could it be? Gary
 
What a beauty! Seems to me to fit into the Late Archaic cluster similar to Stone, etc. You see the excurvate blade edges commonly with this cluster. The material is fantastic. Looks like Mozarkite??
 
Tell the wife "Nice find" and "Awesome material" !!!
 
thanks for the info everyone.... I'm going to get some kind of display case for her to put it in
 
Very nice, the material might be a Reed Springs? I know there are many variations of color. I find it in NE OK

maybe Boone chert?
 
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Very nice, the material might be a Reed Springs? I know there are many variations of color. I find it in NE OK

maybe Boone chert?

I've got lots of Reed's Spring material and none of it looks like that. Never seen Boone but Mozarkite makes the most sense to me so far. Gary
 
If the stem is ground, it could be a Table Rock. If not, then it's likely an Aux Arc. The material looks like Cotter dolomite.
 

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