I found this a few years ago in Texas along the Pedernales River. For a time I was beside myself with joy, thinking I had found an actual arrowhead (my first). Then some rock friends told me they thought it was a natural occurring piece and definitely not an arrowhead.

I still look at those edges and the general shape and think someone may have started a project on this one and then discarded it or set it aside.

Can a more trained eye give me a little more confirmation one way or the other?

(I’ll try to add a couple additional photos in comments, though I think this video shows the most detail)

I know it’s not an arrowhead, just figured this was a good spot to share.

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Both found within 200 yds of each other, northeast georgia.

Ontario Canada

Found this earlier, the piece is made from Burlington Chert and has a large section of crinoid stems apparent on the front face. The break on the top left and upon the midsection show potlids, probably due to this being in a fire at some point. The heat also colored the crinoid internal mold orange.

Second one that I’ve found near the SF Peaks in the Flagstaff area, except the first one I found had a narrow base extending from the body, not a wide base like this

Lincoln county Kentucky