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4 Mp 48 2 Mp 58 9 65 3.5 67 9 68 3 69 3 Mp 73 9 77 6 79 10 80 3 Mp 83 3 Mp 84 3 Mp 86 3 Mp 88 3 Mp 90 3 Mp 91 2 Mp AM 3 Mp 92 3 Mp 93 3 Mp 98 3 Mp 100 3 Mp 102 2 Mp 104 2 Mp 109 3 Mp 112 10 Others 15 Mp --- Total 299 _Eel River_ Wiyot settlements on the Eel River as given to Nomland and Kroeber by the informant John Sherman. The villages are numbered consecutively from the list on pages 40 to 42 of their paper (1936). The list here is cut off at village no. 32, which Kroeber, following Powers, puts as the limit of the Wiyot. The presence of the Wiyot racial group above this point is controversial. For numerous towns the informant uses the non-specific terms "few," "many," etc. These expressions have been transformed arbitrarily, but I think conservatively, into numerical form as follows: Few = 2; several = 4; many = 8; large = 10. _Sherman's_ _estimate_ _Serial_ _of house_ _Final_ _No._ _count_ _estimate_ 1. few 2 2. few 2 3. 2-3 2.5 4. 2-3 2.5 5. 5-10 7.5 6. 5-10 7.5 7. 4-5 4.5 8. 1-2 1.5 9. 1-2 1.5 10. 10 plus 10 11. 5-6 5.5 12. several 4 13. several 4 14. 1-2 1.5 15. 1-2 1.5 16. 5-10 7.5 17. few 2 18.
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