The image is a photograph of a sign in a museum that reads "Offering 19". The sign is white with black text and is mounted on a red wall. The text is written in Spanish and appears to be a description of the offer. The sign reads "La offenda 19 fue localizada frente a la fachada principal del Templo Mayor, bajo el piso de la gran plataforma que susten" which translates to "The offer was found in front of the main facade of the Temple Mayor, under the floor of the great platform which supported the building. In this case, the objects were placed around 1470 AD objects were covered with a cover, carved and covered with stucco." 

Below the text, there is a list of the items offered by the offer, including the green stone anthropomorphic figures, thirteen in all, probably representing the characters that helped Taloc, in his work to spread the rain. They are carved in the Mezcal style from Guerrero and they were painted with the attributes of the god of rain.