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This is a typewritten note titled, "Abduction Stories other than Flint Wing type".

A typed half-page contains only the heading, "Abduction Stories other than Flint Wing type."

This undated, typed note on the Zuni is a title page.

An undated half-page, typed and hand-written, headed "Abduction type, with birth of offspring," contains bibliographical references to a common myth theme by certain tribes of a woman who is abducted giving birth to twin heroes, including the Zuni and the Hopi.

A hand-written note headed "Abduction - type without children" contain bibliographical references to a common myth motif of abduction of wives or other figures, often in relation to gambling, as told by the San Carlos and other tribes. On the back is a crossed-out line regarding "Grease Girl."

Handwritten citation note regarding 'Abductions.' Note includes details on the Zuni version of the myth, 'Knife Wing.' Note includes a key for the meanings of some of the following body parts: heart, head, leg, anus. Note also makes mention to the spider, and 4 bells of web.

An undated half-page, both typed and hand-written, headed "Above-ground and Under-ground," contains bibliographical references to common myth themes including living in upper and lower worlds, as told by the Isleta, Biloxi and other people.

Date Unknown. Typewritten notes of Pima mythology citing Blackwater. This abstracted myth makes reference to Coyote & Buzzard, earth-flower, wander-lust, traveling the world.

Date Unknown. Typewritten notes of Pima mythology citing Vaniko. This abstracted myth makes reference to Coyotes and their war against the Sun.

Date Unknown. Typewritten abstract of Pima mythology citing Blackwater. This myth refers to the Twin Children of Cloud, rain, Black Cloud, Red Cloud, Gray Cloud, White Cloud.