My first arrowhead find and seeking info!!!

[Weldyweldyface]

Hi, I found this arrowhead digging a pool over by Caesars Creek Lake in Ohio. I have no idea how old it is, or if its worth anything, or if its actually an arrow head or something else. Any information would be greatly appreciated!

[Hal Gorges]

Welcome from Florida..With a 2” wide base it falls into the knife category ...Someone from your area will be along shortly to help with ID...

[Mailman]

Your a little out of my area, but in my neighborhood that would be a Big Sandy type. And a stellar example, at that. I've never bought/sold artifacts. Cant help ya there. AWESOME find.

[fldwlkr]

Looks like a Big Sandy to me. Could be a Raddatz side notched. I believe the difference has something to do with the notching technique. You can call it an Archaic side notched and cover both bases. Sweet find and a great part of Ohio to be digging pools. I spend many hours at "The Creek" boating, hiking and mountain biking. Welcome to the sickness from up on the Greene/ Clark County line.

[Benji]

Looks like a big sandy to me too, but looks massive next to that quarter

[UpNorth]

Sweet find... big sandy was my first thought, as well.
even though I don’t find them up here, in Minnesota.
a raddatz, which I do find up here is another possibility, however they may not get that big...👍

[flintguy]

Very nice, well made point.

[Jethro355]

Looks Hopewellian to me?

[Olden]

Nice old blade!

Big Sandy

http://www.projectilepoints.net/Points/Big_Sandy.html

Ohio Point Types

http://www.projectilepoints.net/Search/Ohio_Search.html

[Mattern]

I'm not saying it isn't a Sandy but we do have a point type called a "Kessel". Western Pa into Ohio. Kim

[SurfaceHunter]

Keeper, save it one day you might have a relative that would enjoy seeing it. When I first started finding I gave some away haven’t seen them since I miss them now

[SDhunter]

Pretty awesome knife!