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Lost Lake Arrowhead 2 C. O. A. S, Early Archaic, 9000 6000 B. P
Found in the East Central U. Named for the Lost Lake area Limestone CO.
These points are beveled after resharpening. This point is near perfect with bevel near the point.
It was found by Phillip Waddell in Scioto CO. The material is black Coshocton Chert.