Point type and material?

[0nthehunt6000]

Is this considered an Adena? And what type of material could this be? I had picked this piece up from another collector. He had said it was found in Indiana. It's pretty risky purchasing points, but I couldn't pass this one up. Thanks!

[Hal Gorges]

Hey Hunter, welcome from Florida..looks good to me, if it was found in Florida it would be called a Marion , named after Marion co., probably same archaic time period, ...Nice lookin points in frame, your no beginner I see., let’s see em I’m hungry,Lol

[UpNorth]

Nice piece, really like the tip.
if I found that in Minnesota I’d call it a waubesa.
welcome to the forum....👍

[SurfaceHunter]

I was going to say that but couldn't spell it.

[Hal Gorges]

That’s funny, I hafta go to projectile points, type in wrong spelling, to get the right spelling,.Lol...Adapt, adapt adapt, Ha.

[fldwlkr]

Looks like a Dickson to me with that base. Nice point.

[utilized flake]

Here in NC it would be a morrow mountain...in Iowa a Gary? Looks like it's made from chert that has patinated. Nice point!

[antmike915]

Welcome from Georgia, nice point; material appears to be chert. Couldn't tell you what they're called in Indiana but if found down south I agree with Hal on it being a Marion.

[oldrocks2]

A nice waubesa. A variant of a dixon, not an adena. A nice Hopewell point. Nice purchase great condition.