Editing Modoc people (section)

====Settlements====
The known Modoc village sites are ''Agawesh,'' where Willow Creek enters [[Lower Klamath Lake]], of the ''Gombatwa·s'' or Lower Klamath Lake People Band; ''Kumbat'' and ''Pashha'' on the shores of [[Tule Lake]] of the ''Pasganwa·s'' or Tule Lake People Band; and ''Wachamshwash'' and ''Nushalt-Hagak-ni'' on the [[Lost River (California)|Lost River]] of the ''Goġewa·s'' or Lower Lost River People Band.<ref name="Stern, pp. 446–456"/><ref name=arnold507/><ref name='Kroeber 305'>Kroeber, pp. 305–335</ref><ref name=ohs>{{cite web|url=http://www.ohs.org/education/oregonhistory/historical_records/dspDocument.cfm?doc_ID=102CE754-DAAC-594C-63428804F1EA49D2|first=Robert|last=Donnelly|title=Klamath Indian Reservation|work=The Oregon History Project|publisher=Oregon Historical Society|access-date=11 June 2013}}</ref> The Modoc have also been known as the Modok (Brandt and Davis-Kimball xvi).