From Edward Curtis’ Field Notes:

“The Tsawatenok are an island and river tribe, depending on the sea for their sustenance much less than do most Kwakiutl tribes, and to an equal degree devoting more time to hunting and trapping in the mountains. Their territory lies along Kingcome River, at the head of the long, mainland indentation known as Kingcome inlet.” – Edward Curtis

The North American Indian, Volume 10, The Kwakiutl, 1915. Portfolio plate no. 332.