1. t'otcadAñ. On the N side of North Fork not far below the
mouth of Hulls Creek. The site was sheltered by ridges on the E and
W and by the main mountainside on the N. Four pits were counted.
This was the only site visited but the names of other villages
of the group were obtained. In their order downstream from Hulls
Creek they are AntcAnyacbAnnAñ, "pepperwood slope;" sEtcAmmi';
nE[-l]=g=indAñ; lawasonk'ait; t'AntcankyodAñ. At this last there
is said to have been a large conical earth-covered lodge and many
dwellings.