with the other 3 men I deturmined to proceed on to the Ocian, & Set out on a Westerley direction

here I found their vilg. 4 Lodges on the west bank of this little river which is here 70 yards wide
William Clark

[those houses] which were built on the S. exposur of the hill, Sunk into the ground about 4 feet the walls roof & gable ends are of Split pine boards, the dores Small with a ladder to decend to the iner part of the house,
-William Clark-

the fires are 2 in the middle of the house their beads ar all around raised about 2½ feet from the bottom flore all covered with mats and under those beads was Stored their bags baskets and useless mats
-William Clark-

an old woman presented a bowl made of a light Coloured horn a kind of Surup made of Dried berries which is common to this Countrey which the natives Call Shele wele
-William Clark-