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Site:  Palenque Schele Number:  120 Description:  Carved limestone panel with three figures. the central figure, k'inich k'an joy chitam ii, stands in a dancing posture holding aloft a serpent-footed axe and wearing the shell ear-piece of gi. his father, k'inich janaab pakal (right), and mother, lady tz'akbu ajaw (left) sit flanking him. pakal holds a small, full-figure k'awiil and lady tz'akbu ajaw holds a personified jester god. the text records an anniversary of the death of his ancestor, k'an joy chitam i. Current Location:  Washington, Dc, Dumbarton Oaks Hieroglyph:  Yes  Architectural Feature:  Panel, Tablet Chronological Era:  Late Classic Notes:  Dn of 4.7.0 moves forward to the anniversary lc of 9.11.4.7.0. cr of 9 manik 5 muwan yields a probable 9.14.11.2.7, some three years after k'inich k'an joy chitam ii's capture by tonina (see sd149). schele (1980:308) notes that there is no firm association between the panel and palenque; the panel may have come from a nearby site. Culture:  Maya Iconographic Features:  Music, Dance; God Gii, God K, K'awiil; God B, Chaak, Chaak-xib-chaak; Jester God Publications:  Maya Iconography 1980:309 L. Schele and M. Miller, Blood of Kings 1986:275, fig. VII.3 See Also:  Schele Photos for "149"

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Site:  Tonina Schele Number:  149 Description:  Monument 122. k'inich k'an joy chitam ii, named as lord of palenque in text on leg, is shown in the bound posture of a captive. the secondary caption records a date and a star war event that suggests the palenque ruler was captured by tonina. Current Location:  Mexico City, Museo De Antropologia Hieroglyph:  Yes  Architectural Feature:  Panel, Tablet Chronological Era:  Late Classic Notes:  Found near structure e5-11, tonina. the cr of 13 akbal 16 yax yields 9.13.19.13.3. the exact impact of the capture of k'an joy chitam ii of palenque remains unclear; however, the next accession recorded at palenque was not until 9.14.10.4.2. Culture:  Maya Iconographic Features:  Warfare, Captive Publications:  L. Schele and M. Miller, The Blood of Kings: Dynasty and Ritual in Maya Art 1986:218 Notebook for the XVIIth Maya Hieroglyphic Writing Workshop 1993:126. D. Freidel, L. Schele and J. Parker, Maya Cosmos: Three Thousand Years on the Shaman's Path 1993:320, Fig. 7:24 L. Schele And M. Miller, The Blood Of Kings: Dynasty And Ritual In Maya Art 1986:218, Fig. V.7 See Also:  Schele Photos for "149"

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Site:  Palenque Schele Number:  157 Description:  Reconstruction of stucco reliefs from the entablature of the temple of the cross. the upper drawing is based on the remains of the north side; the lower drawing is based on the extant remains of the west side. the reliefs represent witz-like deities with gaping mouths. tiny humans sit either atop or near the stone, reptilian front legs of each witz-creature; fish nibble the waterlilies that surround the witz-creatures' heads. Current Location:  Palenque, Temple Of The Cross Architectural Feature:  Roofcomb Chronological Era:  Late Classic Culture:  Maya Iconographic Features:  Witz Deity; Fish; Vegetation Publications:  L. Schele and D. Freidel, A Forest of Kings: The Untold Story of the Ancient Maya 1990:238-239, Fig. 6:11 A. Maudslay, Biologia Centrali Americana 1974 (Vol. IV): Plate 68a,b See Also:  Schele Photos for "149"

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Site:  Uxmal Schele Number:  3011 Description:  Capstone 1 from northwest chamber, east building, nunnery quadrangle. shows dancing figure surrounded by text. Architectural Feature:  Vault Chronological Era:  Terminal Classic Culture:  Maya Iconographic Features:  Music, Dance Publications:  L. Schele and P. Mathews, The Code of Kings: The Language of Seven Sacred Maya Temples and Tombs 1998:287, Fig. 7.40 See Also:  Schele Photos for "149"

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Site:  Uxmal Schele Number:  3012 Description:  Sketch of west building, nunnery quadrangle, in nineteenth century before restoration, after charnay photo. Architectural Feature:  Structure Chronological Era:  Terminal Classic Culture:  Maya Publications:  L. Schele and P. Mathews, The Code of Kings: The Language of Seven Sacred Maya Temples and Tombs 1998:277, Fig. 7.29 See Also:  Schele Photos for "149"

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Site:  Uxmal Schele Number:  3013 Description:  Door 6, west building, nunnery quadrangle. mask stack over doorway showing serpent tail and head carrying headdress. Architectural Feature:  Façade Chronological Era:  Terminal Classic Culture:  Maya Publications:  L. Schele and P. Mathews, The Code of Kings: The Language of Seven Sacred Maya Temples and Tombs 1998:283, Fig. 7.36 See Also:  Schele Photos for "149"

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Site:  Uxmal Schele Number:  3015 Description:  Easternmost mask stack from north building, nunnery quadrangle. outer frame decorated with foliation. Architectural Feature:  Façade Chronological Era:  Terminal Classic Culture:  Maya Iconographic Features:  Vegetation Publications:  L. Schele and P. Mathews, The Code of Kings: The Language of Seven Sacred Maya Temples and Tombs 1998:274, Fig. 7.24(d) See Also:  Schele Photos for "149"

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Site:  Uxmal Schele Number:  3016 Description:  Snake house and upper masks on door 3, north building, nunnery quadrangle. Architectural Feature:  Doorway Chronological Era:  Terminal Classic Culture:  Maya Publications:  L. Schele and P. Mathews, The Code of Kings: The Language of Seven Sacred Maya Temples and Tombs 1998:271, Fig. 7.20 See Also:  Schele Photos for "149"

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Site:  Uxmal Schele Number:  3017 Description:  Mask stack from north building, nunnery quadrangle. mask with cloud signs in its outer frame (its pair on the eastern end of north building no longer exists). Architectural Feature:  Façade Chronological Era:  Terminal Classic Culture:  Maya Publications:  L. Schele and P. Mathews, The Code of Kings: The Language of Seven Sacred Maya Temples and Tombs 1998:274, Fig. 7.24(b) See Also:  Schele Photos for "149"

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Site:  Chichen Itza Schele Number:  5083 Description:  Leg #13, atlantean altar, upper temple of the jaguar, great ballcourt. Chronological Era:  Terminal Classic Culture:  Maya Publications:  L. Schele and P. Mathews, The Code of Kings: The Language of Seven Sacred Maya Temples and Tombs 1998:242, Fig 6.39, B8 (13) See Also:  Schele Photos for "149"

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Site:  Palenque Schele Number:  289 Current Location:  Palenque, Museo De Sitio, Bod. No. 1493c Chronological Era:  Late Clasic Notes:  Palace, west facade. Culture:  Maya Object Size:  17.6 x 14.5 x 9.0 Publications:  L. Schele and P. Mathews, The Bodega of Palenque, Chiapas, Mexico 1979:No. 17 See Also:  Schele Photos for "149"

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Site:  Various Schele Number:  7672 Description:  Scenes from two different vessels depicting kan-te-ahaw and the bearded jaguar god. one shows kan-te-ahaw throwing a stone tied with rope into the jaguar god's belly. the other shows kan-te-ahaw holding a torch ready to burn the bearded jaguar god. Chronological Era:  Late Classic Culture:  Maya Publications:  L. Schele and P. Mathews, The Code of Kings: The Language of Seven Sacred Maya Temples and Tombs 1998:149, Fig. 4.19 See Also:  Schele Photos for "149"

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