Knife and Small Points Artifacts

Antique American Indian Art Verified independent store

→

Early Man Largest - 3.625" L x 1.5" W, Smallest - .5" L x .375" W, Riker Tray - 12.375" L x 8.25" W Hand Built Knife and Small Points from San Sevine California and Framed in a Rik er Mount Behind Glass In Good Condition with Several Repaired Including the Largest One San Sevaine (also spelled San Sevine or Sansevain) is an area in San Bernardino County, California, near Fontana and the San Gabriel Mountains foothills, associated with prehistoric Native American archaeological sites. Artifacts such as knives (often bifacial or leaf-shaped blades) and small points (projectile points or dart/arrow points) have been recovered from sites in this region, particularly from Middle Holocene contexts (roughly 5,000–8,000 years ago). These come from cultural resource management work tied to developments like Hunter’s Ridge and the San Sevaine Creek Water Project. Show more