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.)
208. Barrow.—Known also as Utkiavik, Uglaamie, or the Cape Smyth village. Important white and Eskimo settlement. Old remains. Extensive burial grounds east of village. (A. H. collections.)
209. Nunawa.—Remains of old camping site, about 4 miles from Barrow.