Not sure what material or what to call it.

[PRESTONSICHLING]

It's bigger than my hand and complete.

[Hoss]

That is a modern point. They have been mass produced in India and imported to the US for the last 15 or 20 years. These are just bad repros. https://www.ebay.com/itm/14529777079...Bk9SR_zUt5bVYg

[Atlantic City]

It gorgeous. I wish I had knapped it! (Auto-correct changed 'knapped it' to "snapped it' which almost certainly what I would have done!) But, based on the single photo, it is not ancient.

[Hoss]

Ebay has a ton of them https://www.ebay.com/itm/145297770793?hash=item21d46c0929:g:wn4AAOSwLHZlAYq k&amdata=enc%3AAQAIAAAAwJpe0142a7b1HOBpFyiU%2BmM AQ jXA5QTGtYimClQ6hOjf9Y6%2BVapVF6EFXm%2FmlgOsEGnDcMf %2BipLLp5J9ul2qjxGOdBke3eteuePNBF4Ffkitl9JN2aidqmL OQBgBZjgfclciCYP%2FXjDMUOJaF9j3SkrYJmlNujp3y37pLNy Sr75T8ohJFcmD7%2FALcl7IcBP011Mx1q45aUSSWVMunvfz9en %2FwIolo%2BtPmCVLI5wvzSz09TPiB0aa3TPhcZTe81yCbA%3D %3D%7Ctkp%3ABk9SR_zUt5bVYg

[Jon E. Busch]

I concur... Definitely a reproduction!

[willjo]

I would call it a real arrowhead made by Indians from India

[Jon E. Busch]

Winning!

[Lone Star]

Looks like a modern reproduction of a Dovetail./ That's the most common reproduction item.