Ten gold disks, embossed or beaten, small sizes.
One handsome penache, forehead band or tiara, over eight inches long by four inches wide, of beautiful openwork, the design being entwined serpents with plumed head-dress.
This is the finest piece of gold work ever found in the Maya area.
Eleven reptile and animal figures, probably brooches and similar ornaments; all massive gold and finely worked. Frogs, bat-like figures and monkey-like objects, most of them cast (not beaten work), massive and of pure gold.
Fourteen small gold objects shaped like candlesticks.
Ten human or monkey-like figures of gold.
Twenty gold rings, mostly of thin but pure gold.
Sixty other objects of unknown use but of gold material.
One hundred bells of various sizes but all gold, even to the clappers.
Forty other unclassified objects, either of pure gold or of gold and bronze; sandals, disks, ferrule-like objects, pieces and strips evidently portions of shields and regalia ornaments.