Speak Nuu-Chah- Nulth: http://nuuchahnulth.org/language/language.html
The earlier Nootka houses had a roof sloping from front to rear and supported by beams running in the same direction, which in turn rested on heavy posts. The wall boards were horizontal.
The most common ceremony was a wolf dance called the "Tlugwana." This was a winter performance where masked dancers would portray a myth about the capturing of a child by the Wolf people and the recovery process afterward.