23. tawchter P There is some confusion about these three places. Kroeber shows (map, p. 9) _rliiken-pets_ as a place occupied intermittently, but does not mention _howego_ or _tawchter_. The first (_rliiken-pets_) is stated by Waterman to have been the "site of a small settlement" where informants recalled 2 houses and a sweathouse. In the summer the people went to _howego_ to camp and fish. On p. 237 _howego_ is described as a "flat" with no houses mentioned, but on p. 207 Waterman says: "_howego_ ... is a well known place ... but was not described to me as a town. Apparently there is an old town site there ... whose existence I did not hear of when on the spot." Further evidence lies in the fact that the place is shown on the map by Randall (p. 206) under the name of _Herwahgah_. Merriam lists _rliiken-pets_ as _oleeken_ and says that it is a "former village ... about 3 miles below Blue Creek ... named from Oleeken Bar, at the upper end of which it is located." On his "Geographic List" of Yurok villages he describes _Hawwagah_ as an "old camp" but on his later list entitled "Polikan (Yurok) Tribes, Bands and Settlements" he has interpolated in ink "former village." _Tawchter_ he describes as a "village on north bank of Klamath right across from _Hawwagah_." The weight of the evidence favors certainly two and probably three villages. Waterman ascribes (p. 207) 2 houses to _rliiken-pets_, to which may be added another 2 for _tawchter_. Across the river _howego_ may also have had 4 houses.