_Report of the Things Carried by Diego de Soto from the Governor in Addition to what he Carries Listed in a Notebook of Certain Sheets of Paper for His Majesty_. [Without date.] A large shield with some moons of stone mosaic-work and with much gold. Two stone mosaic-work shields. The final inventory from which we extract items relating to stone mosaic-work objects is dated 1525. It is: _Report of the Gold, Silver, Jewels, and Other Things that the Proctors of New Spain Carry to His Majesty._ (_Year of 1525_.) A large head of a duck of blue stone mosaic-work. Two pieces of gold, such as the natives of these parts wear in their ears with some red and blue stones, weighing altogether ten pesos. A bracelet with four greenstones set in gold like the hoof of a stag. Not weighed. Another bracelet of gold with ten pieces like azicates, and two claws of greenstone set in gold. An armlet of tiger-skin with four greenstones and four small bars of gold of little weight. A shell like a venerica set in gold with a greenstone in the center. A large shell set in gold with a face of greenstone, with some blue and yellow little stones around the neck. A butterfly of gold with the wings of venera, and the body and head of greenstone. Two veneras, one purple and the other yellow, each one respectively with greenstones in the center and other blue ones around it, set in gold. Another white venera, set in gold, having some blue and red eyes, the one inserted in the other. A monster of gold with some greenstone mosaic-work in the belly, weighing altogether eleven pesos. A poniard (or jewel broncha) of white shell set in gold, weighing altogether thirty-seven pesos, five tomins. A butterfly of shell, of fancy work, set in gold, weighing altogether eleven pesos, six tomins.[22] TRIBUTE OF MOSAIC PAID TO THE AZTEC RULERS