Wailaki [the Ko'il of Tillotson].
Djeh-ya=ê=, "pinenut eaters," the Pitch Wailaki, on North Fork
Eel R.
[The outlook seems to have been chiefly downstream and inland.]
_Non-Athabascans_
[)C]iyin[)c]e, Yuki.
Baikiha=ê=, Hayfork Wintu.
Ya=ê=-keya, the Wintu from Weaverville to Redding; their own
name was Poibos. The same name Ya=ê=-keya was applied also to the
Cottonwood Creek Wintun, whom the Lassik met at Yolla Bolly Mt. to
trade salt. [Wintu and Wintun were treated as one language.]
Yitá·kena, people of lowest Eel R., the Wiyot.