Almanac: 32a-39a Frame: 10
Pawahtun, identified by his headdress and the shell on his back, stands in the rain beneath a skyband. He carries an axe (normally associated with Chaak), as well as a bag or pouch containing the glyph for rain ("ha' "). The skyband includes the glyphs for sky (ka'an) and an unidentified glyph that may be associated with eclipses.
Themes
astronomical/celestial -- skyband
holding axe
rain/water
Hieroglyphic Text
- caption 1: lu-b'a//__-__//kab'-kab'-ha//ho'-pa-wa-ha'ab'/tun (?? __ ?? 05 Pawahtun)
Iconography
deity: Pawahtunobject: turtle carapace
glyph: "k'an" 'yellow' (T281)
object: axe
object: pouch
object: rain/water
object: skyband
glyph: "ka'an" 'sky' (T561c)
glyph: "k'in" 'sun' variant (T544v)