| Sitio: Tonina | | Número de Schele: 6505 | | Descripción: Stucco wall known as "Mural de las Cuatros Eras." The left panel presents a large Skeletal God A' wearing turtle shells atop his feet and holding a decapitated head; a pattern of feathers forming crossed bands with a central medallion containing a disembodied head; and a small yellow pocket gopher carrying a jar containing a head; glyphic text identifies these characters. The right panel is more eroded but contains the same crossed bands of feathers and disembodied head pattern; a small individual reclines on a seat or bed of human bones. | | Jeroglífico: Yes | | Característica Arquitectónica: Panel, Tablet, Wall Stucco | | Era Cronológica: Late Classic | | Notas: Drawn after a postcard published in Mexico.
Associated image: Left side only - D. Freidel, L. Schele and J. Parker, Maya Cosmos: Three Thousand Years on the Shaman's Path 1993:320, Fig. 7:25; S. Martin and N. Grube, Chronicle of the Maya Kings and Queens: Deciphering the Dynasties of the Ancient Maya 2000:185 bottom. | | Cultura: Maya | | Características Iconográficas: God A', animal, snake, turtle shell, decapitation, feather | |
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