And also they delimited and declared on their oath the estates and properties of the councils of the said Valley of Amescoa [that are] in common without participation of the Five Valleys. [… describes the borders…] and inside these borders the mountains and terms and fields that are, except the said estate of the said council of Baríndano, the councils of the said [valley of] Amescoa [affirmed] to be in tenancy and possession [so they could] appoint monitors and guards, take pawns, fine, close and disclose, cut firewood and timber, and eat the acorn when born from Saint Michael's Day until Saint andrew's Day, and in the time of the grain growth [and harvest] close and defend from the mement when the fields were sown until the harvets has finished, and after this specified time the livestock of the Five Valleys could and shall go into the said terms and mountains grazing the grass, drinking the water without paying anything to those of the said Valley [of Amescoa].