[Illustration: FIGURE 25.--Eskimo villages and sites, Kevalina to Point Barrow] 180. _Iniktilik._--Small village, occupied. (S. Chance.) 181. _Pitmegia._--A small old site at the mouth of river of same name, north side. (Jim Allen, S. Chance.) _e._ _Napayochak._--Old camp, two igloos. (S. Chance.) _f._ _Tolageak._--A small old site. (S. Chance.) _g._ _Emelik._--A small old site. (S. Chance.) _h._ _Pingasoogarook._--Old village, still occupied. (S. Chance.) 182. _Umalik._ } } 183. _Koochik._ } } Trapping stations; igloos. (S. Chance.) 184. } } 185. } 186. _Kokolik._--Eskimo settlement, at Point Lay, Arctic coast. (G. D. A.) Old but still partly occupied village. (S. Chance.) Kelik. (Jim Allen.) 187. _Napayochik._--Old camp, two igloos. (S. Chance.) 188. _Tolageak._--Old dead igloos. (S. Chance.) 189. _Utukok._--Old small settlement at northern mouth of Utukok River. 190. _Emelik._--Old deserted igloo. (S. Chance.) 191. _Kayakshulik._--A live village at Icy Cape. (Jim Allen, S. Chance.) 192. _Nokotlik_ (_?_).--Old igloo. (S. Chance.) 193. _Mitliktavik._--A dead moderate-sized village, about 5 miles below Kilik. (Jim Allen.) 194. _Kilimantavic._--Eskimo village, near Wainwright Inlet, Arctic coast. Tikhmenief, 1861, calls it Kilametagag-miut; Petrof, 1880, calls it Kolumakturook; Hydrographic Chart 68 calls it Kelamantowruk, while later charts omit it or call it Kilimantavic. According to Murdoch this name is Ke-lev-a-tow-tin (sling). (G. D. A.) A large dead village about 20 miles below Wainwright. (Jim Allen.) Kilamitavic. (S. Chance.) 195. Old abandoned camp. (S. Chance.) 196. _Wainwright._--A large living native village; some remains of old habitations on its eastern outskirts. (A. H.) About a mile south of present settlements are the remains of the old village once occupied by the Wainwright people. (Jim Allen.) 197. _Kululin._--Old site. 198. _Sedaru._--Old dead village. 199. _Atnik._--Old dead village. (S. Chance.) Possibly same with next. 200. _Itanik._--On maps Atanik. Old village, still partly occupied. (S. Chance, Jim Allen.) Called Ataniek in Tikhmenief, 1861. (G. D. A.) 201. _Pinoshuragin._--Petrof, 1880, shows a native village of this name (population 29) on the Seahorse Islands. On British Admiralty Chart 593 (ed. of 1882) it is called Pingoshugarun. (G. D. A.) Pingasoogarook: Old village, still occupied. (S. Chance.) 202. _Kokolak._--Two old igloos, still occupied. (S. Chance.) 203. _Sakamna._--Small camp. 204. _Sinaru._--Small camp about 22 miles from Barrow; visited by A. H.; small skeletal collection. 205. _Walakpa._--A small dead old settlement about 12 miles from Barrow. 206. _Nunava._--Small camp. 207. "_Old Igloos._"--A very important site archeologically. Explored partly by Van Valin. (See special section devoted to this site.)