A Spencer County, Indiana hornstone Late Archaic period Turkey Tail--what's practically a 'huge' base for the amount of blade that remains. The present length is 2&5/8", and judging by the width of the stem, the width of the barbs, the 'as first made' length was likely twice the present length. The piece came from the farmer who found the point, and all that provenance will go to the next owner--as it should. One last note about all the sharpening action, it left almost a 'stack' in the flint a half inch below the tip--the thickness right there is a full 3/8"--there is no sign of an impact fracture (or a break), so all the size reduction was due to long term wear. There is slight grinding to be felt on the stem--more like dulling than grinding. Note that one barb does have have a flat spot at the end--again, on what was most likely the main cutting edge (you sharpened it more). Shipping is $7.00, checks, cash, or M.O>s welcomed. Please note my store does not use paypal--Roy A.