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lurediver

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49446D93-1ABD-47A6-BDA3-1DF87935988C.jpeg Found this point yesterday while doing a coyote stand in Hollister. Does anyone know of this a Pinto Basin?
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Nice find. The basal area, which is many times diagnostic for typing, looks to have some damage. Still, someone may be able to type it for you. Southfork would be a good one to chime in on this since he is on the west coast and is pretty good at typology; especially for far west finds.
 

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Thanks for the photos Welsbury, the base is missing but really resembles your point in the right.
 

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Thats a cool one I have yet to find one myself Well done
 

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Like the others have stated above.....needs the base for a certain ID on it but I'll add that a lot of Pintos have serrations like Welsbury's so at least it could be. Those serrations would also eliminate several types for me too.
 

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