Sandia III points were discovered in 1954 together with Sandia I, Sandia
II, and other Early Man points in a series of blow-outs near Lucy,
central New Mexico.
[Illustration: _Sandia III_]
Single-shouldered Sandia III points are similar in all respects to
Sandia II points with these exceptions: the base on specimens of the
Sandia III type is consistently deeply concave, and the stem portion is
always vertically fluted.