# Tonina (Page 3) ## **Tonina** **Page 1** | [Page 2](/tonina-page-2) | [Page 3](/tonina-page-3) | [Page 4](/tonina-page-4) Open all sections Close all sections ### Monument 101 expand\_more ## ![Drawing of Tonina, Monument 101, back, 2004.15.6.15.94](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__360x360_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_101_1_dwg.jpg?itok=UScfs3RX) *Drawing of Tonina, Monument 101, back, 2004.15.6.15.94* ## ![Photo of Tonina, Monument 101, back, 2004.15.5.15.123](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__360x360_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_101_1_photo.jpg?itok=AU0KMRaC) *Photo of Tonina, Monument 101, back, 2004.15.5.15.123* ## ![Drawing of Tonina, Monument 101, front, 2004.15.6.15.92](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__360x360_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_101_dwg.jpg?itok=LixbWii7) *Drawing of Tonina, Monument 101, front, 2004.15.6.15.92* ## ![Photo of Tonina, Monument 101, front, 2004.15.5.15.120](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__360x360_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_101_photo.jpg?itok=8hgQSo0i) *Photo of Tonina, Monument 101, front, 2004.15.5.15.120* ## Location Found in 1972 by the French Archaeological Mission. The first fragment to appear lay under a thin layer of rubble near the southeast corner of Structure E5-10; it carried the head of the personage and part of the headdress. The lower portion, down to and including the belt, was found in the extreme west of the site, where it had been abandoned by thieves. Later, the top portion of the headdress was found on the slope between the fourth and fifth terraces. Now in the site museum. ## Condition Broken into three large fragments and one small. The portion below the belt is missing, and the figure's left upper arm is damaged, as are his hands and nose. The front is somewhat weathered, but in general the sculpture is in excellent condition. ## Material Yellow sandstone. ## Shape A standing human figure in stela form. The sides are well dressed and nearly parallel, with narrower top. The back is flat. ## Dimensions Sort Ht 1.04m MW 0.31m MTh 0.20m ## Carved Areas Human figure in full relief; the flat back carries an inscription in low relief. ## Photographs Graham. ## Drawings Portions by Graham and portions by Mathews, based on their field drawings corrected by artificial light. ### Monument 102 expand\_more ## ![Drawing of Tonina, Monument 102, front (2004.15.6.15.95) and back (2004.15.6.15.96)](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__360x360_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_102_dwg.jpg?itok=2cyEQ9g_) *Drawing of Tonina, Monument 102, front (2004.15.6.15.95) and back (2004.15.6.15.96)* ## ![tna_mon_102_photo.jpg](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__360x360_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_102_photo.jpg?itok=lsARaDMq) *Photo of Tonina, Monument 102, front (2004.15.5.15.124) and back (2004.15.5.15.125)* ## Location Found in 1973 by the French Archaeological Mission on a floor at the foot of a platform built against the first steps of the stairway that ascends the south side of Structure E5-2. It is now in the site museum. ## Condition Headless, and broken into two large and two small fragments. The surface of this sculpture is pristine. ## Material Sandstone. ## Shape A standing human figure. ## Dimensions Sort Ht from feet 0.90m PB socle 0.13m MW socle 0.45 x 0.33m PB tenon 0.40m Dia tenon 0.21m MW figure 0.35m MTh figure 0.26m ## Photographs Graham. ## Carved Areas Carved in the round. ## Drawings Graham, based on field drawings. ### Monument 104 expand\_more ## ![Drawing of Tonina, Monument 104, four sides, 2004.15.6.15.98](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__360x360_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_104_dwg.jpg?itok=g5MVMk2X) *Drawing of Tonina, Monument 104, four sides, 2004.15.6.15.98*## *![Photo of Tonina, Monument 104, four sides, 2004.15.5.15.127](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__360x360_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_104_photo.jpg?itok=xfGe4hrM)* *Photo of Tonina, Monument 104, four sides, 2004.15.5.15.127* ## Location Found in 1973 by the French Archaeological Mission lying on a plaster floor close to the north side of the central platform of Structure ES-11. Now in the site museum. ## Condition Intact and in good condition. ## Material Yellowish limestone. ## Shape A stela base with sculptured sides incurving towards the top. ## Dimensions Sort Ht 0.16m MW 0.41 x 0.51 m Dia hole 0.19m Rel 0.4 cm ## Carved Areas All four nearly vertical sides. ## Photographs Graham. ## Drawings Graham, based on a field drawing corrected by artificial light. ### Monument 106 expand\_more ## ![Drawing of Tonina, Monument 106, panel front, 2004.15.6.16.1](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_106_dwg.jpg?itok=R_aVOwK9) *Drawing of Tonina, Monument 106, panel front, 2004.15.6.16.1* ## ![Photo of Tonina, Monument 106, panel front, 2004.15.5.16.1](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_106_photo.jpg?itok=YydkOyQR) *Photo of Tonina, Monument 106, panel front, 2004.15.5.16.1* ## Location Found in 1973 by the French Archaeological Mission during clearance of rubble from the front, or west face, of Structure E5-5. The fragments lay close to a niche on the right (south side) of the stair. Now in the site museum. ## Condition The lower part of the panel, constituting perhaps nearly half of the original, was broken into many fragments, few of which proved to be missing when it was reconstructed by Graham. Two smaller areas of the sculpture were found, both of them broken into smaller pieces and now mended, one including the figure's face, the other forming the upper right corner. There are also two other small fragments. The carved surface is in pristine condition. ## Material Fine-grained white limestone. ## Shape A nearly rectangular panel with well-dressed sides and back. ## Carved Areas Front only. ## Photographs Graham. ## Drawing Graham, based on field drawings corrected by artificial light. ## Remarks Fragment 33 was also found near Structure E5-5, but it will be illustrated separately since it may have come from a similar panel installed in a niche on the other side of the stairway. Other fragments similar in material and style, but as yet unnumbered, are in the site's storeroom. ## Dimensions Sort Main fragment: Ht 0.54 m MW 0.64m MTh 0.14 m Rel 5.6cm ### Monument 107 expand\_more ## ![Drawing of Tonina, Monument 107, front, 2004.15.6.16.2](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__360x360_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_107_dwg.jpg?itok=iDBbtCvQ) *Drawing of Tonina, Monument 107, front, 2004.15.6.16.2* ## ![Photo of Tonina, Monument 107, front, 2004.15.5.16.2](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__360x360_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_107_photo.jpg?itok=N6z2hsz6) *Photo of Tonina, Monument 107, front, 2004.15.5.16.2* ## Location Found in 1973 by the French Archaeological Mission in the excavation between the retaining wall of the sixth terrace and the west platform of Structure E5-11. Now in the site museum. ## Condition The upper half of this panel is missing, and the bottom had been fractured (and since repaired). The left, right, and lower edges are intact. The carved surface is in good condition. ## Material Sandstone. ## Shape Probably a rectangular panel. The rear edges arc rounded inwards to merge with the back. ## Carved Areas Front only. ## Photographs Graham. ## Drawing Graham, based on a field drawing corrected by artificial light. ## Dimensions Sort Ht 0.44 m MW 0.43 m MTh 0.30 m Rel 3.0 cm ### Monument 108 expand\_more ## ![Drawing of Tonina, Monument 108, front, 2004.15.6.16.3](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__360x360_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_108_dwg.jpg?itok=ikKn4gMk) *Drawing of Tonina, Monument 108, front, 2004.15.6.16.3* ## ![Photo of Tonina, Monument 108, front, 2004.15.5.16.4](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__360x360_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_108_photo.jpg?itok=GT0BWDdx) *Photo of Tonina, Monument 108, front, 2004.15.5.16.4* ## Location Found in 1973 by the French Archaeological Mission lying on the plaster floor between Structure E5-11 and the retaining wall of the sixth terrace, Now in the Tuxtla Gutierrez Museum. ## Condition Headless, but otherwise in excellent condition, though the inscription is slightly eroded. ## Material Fine, pale brown sandstone. ## Shape A kneeling human figure with arms bound behind his back. ## Carved Areas Carved in the round with inscription in low relief. ## Photographs Front and side, Graham; back, Baudez. ## Drawing Graham, based on field drawings corrected by artificial light. ## Dimensions Sort Ht O.47m MW O.30m MTh 0.19 m ### Monument 109 expand\_more ## ![Drawing of Tonina, Monument 109, front, 2004.15.6.16.6](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__360x360_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_109_dwg.jpg?itok=3G94NPjp) *Drawing of Tonina, Monument 109, front, 2004.15.6.16.6* ## ![Photo of Tonina, Monument 109, front, 2004.15.5.16.7](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__360x360_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_109_photo.jpg?itok=QKYLKmgw) *Photo of Tonina, Monument 109, front, 2004.15.5.16.7* ## Location Found in 1973 by the French Archaeological Mission among debris on the west side of Structure F4-7. Now in the Tonina site museum. ## Condition Two fitting fragments that include part of the lower and left edges of the original, but may represent less than half of it. The carved surface is quite badly eroded. ## Material Coarse-grained sandstone. ## Shape Portion of a rectangular panel. The left edge is fairly well dressed. ## Carved Areas Front only. ## Photographs Graham. ## Drawing Graham, based on a field drawing corrected by artificial light ## Dimensions Sort Ht O.28m MW 0.54 m MTh 0.12 m Rel 1.1 cm ### Monument 110 expand\_more ## ![Drawing of Tonina, Monument 110, disc A-Q, 2004.15.6.16.7](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_110_dwg.jpg?itok=07DLivoh) *Drawing of Tonina, Monument 110, disc A-Q, 2004.15.6.16.7* ## ![Photo of Tonina, Monument 110, disc, A-Q, 2004.15.5.16.9](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_110_photo.jpg?itok=IA_nx6QX) *Photo of Tonina, Monument 110, disc, A-Q, 2004.15.5.16.9* ## Location Found in 1973 by the French Archaeological Mission in the course of dearing the south side of Structure G5-2. The altar was set just south of Pedestal 1. There it remains. ## Condition Intact and with a degree of weathering varying from slight to moderate. A natural fissure runs across the surface. The central Ahau may have been damaged deliberately. ## Material Sandstone. ## Shape A circular disc. ## Carved Areas Upper surface only. ## Photograph Graham. ## Drawing Graham, based on a field drawing corrected by artificial light. ## Dimensions Sort Dia 1.69 m MTh 0.15 m Rel 4.5 cm ### Monument 111 expand\_more ## ![Drawing of Tonina, Monument 111, disc A-W, 2004.15.6.16.8](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_111_dwg.jpg?itok=WfRKxF08) *Drawing of Tonina, Monument 111, disc A-W, 2004.15.6.16.8* ## ![Photo of Tonina, Monument 111, disc, A-W, 2004.15.5.16.10](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_111_photo.jpg?itok=usLvcf03) *Photo of Tonina, Monument 111, disc, A-W, 2004.15.5.16.10* ## Location Found in 1973 by the French Archaeological Mission during clearance of the south side of Structure G5-2. The altar was lying just south of Pedestal 2, where it remains. ## Condition Very well preserved. The Ahan in the center was effaced in antiquity. ## Material Sandstone. ## Shape A circular disc. ## Carved Areas Upper surface only. ## Photograph Graham. ## Drawing Graham, based on a field drawing corrected by artificial light. ## Dimensions Sort Dia 1.78 m MTh O.20m Rel 4.5 cm ### Monument 113 expand\_more ## ![Drawing of Tonina, Monument 113, disc A-U, 2004.15.6.16.9](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_113_dwg.jpg?itok=lgp7Jgss) *Drawing of Tonina, Monument 113, disc A-U, 2004.15.6.16.9* ## ![Photo of Tonina, Monument 113, disc, A-U, 2004.15.5.16.11](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_113_photo.jpg?itok=daqEm3Qq) *Photo of Tonina, Monument 113, disc, A-U, 2004.15.5.16.11* ## Location Found in 1973 by the French Archaeological Mission during clearance of the south side of Structure G5-2. The altar was found just south of Pedestal 4. There it remains. ## Condition Broken into two large segments, two smaller ones, and one unimportant fragment. About half of the inscription is well preserved; the remainder less so. The central Ahau has been effaced intentionally. ## Material Sandstone. ## Shape A circular disc. ## Carved Areas Upper surface only. ## Photograph Graham (composite). ## Drawing Graham, based on a field drawing corrected by artificial light. ## Dimensions Sort Dia 1.66 In approx. MTh 0.20m Rel 3.0 cm ### Monument 114 expand\_more ## ![Drawing of Tonina, Monument 114, disc A-N, 2004.15.6.16.10](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_114_dwg.jpg?itok=rSXFRnYg) *Drawing of Tonina, Monument 114, disc A-N, 2004.15.6.16.10* ## ![Photo of Tonina, Monument 114, disc, A-N, 2004.15.5.16.12](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_114_photo.jpg?itok=ID2aba2Q) *Photo of Tonina, Monument 114, disc, A-N, 2004.15.5.16.12* ## Location The lowermost portion, a photo of which was published by Duby y Blom (1957, fig. 26), was found on the eastern slope of Structure E5-5. In 1973 the French Archaeological Mission found nine fitting fragments near the center of Structure E5-8. All are now preserved in the Tonina site museum. ## Condition About 80 percent of the disc survives. About half of the surface is in good condition, the remainder being quite badly eroded. ## Material Sandstone varying between pink and white in color. ## Shape A circular disc with periphery curving in towards the base. ## Carved Areas Upper surface only. ## Photographs Graham. ## Drawing Mathews, based on Graham's field drawing. ## Dimensions Sort Dia 0.58 m MTh O.14m Rel 1.7 cm ### Monument 115 expand\_more ## ![Drawing of Tonina, Monument 115, disc, 2004.15.6.16.11](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__360x360_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_115_dwg.jpg?itok=W7Sleq04) *Drawing of Tonina, Monument 115, disc, 2004.15.6.16.11* ## ![Photo of Tonina, Monument 115, disc, 2004.15.5.16.14](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__360x360_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_115_photo.jpg?itok=dPnMpzkp) *Photo of Tonina, Monument 115, disc, 2004.15.5.16.14* ## Location Three fragments were found in 1973 by the French Archaeological Mission, two of them on the surface near Structure E5-8; the third and largest came to light in excavations in debris at the foot of the northwest corner of this structure. The fragment forming the left-hand segment was subsequently found by INAH workers at an unknown locus. Now in the Tonina site museum. ## Condition Fractured, with the four known fragments constituting about 60 percent of the disc. The surface remains in excellent condition. ## Material Sandstone. ## Shape A circular disc. ## Carved Areas Upper surface only, with the design in relief without a recessed background. The back is worked roughly flat. ## Photographs Graham. ## Drawing Graham, based on a field drawing. ## Dimensions Sort Dia 0.60m MTh 0.13m Rel 0.2cm ### Monument 116 expand\_more ## ![Drawing of Tonina, Monument 116, disc, 2004.15.6.16.12](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_116_dwg.jpg?itok=OFLEf6pV) *Drawing of Tonina, Monument 116, disc, 2004.15.6.16.12* ## ![Photo of Tonina, Monument 116, disc, 2004.15.5.16.16](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_116_photo.jpg?itok=XOIYnoHf) *Photo of Tonina, Monument 116, disc, 2004.15.5.16.16* ## Location Found in 1973 by the French Archaeological Mission. Two fragments were on or near Structure G5-2; the others came from the fill of a small platform south of Platforms 3 and 4 of the same structure. Now cemented together and preserved in the Tanina site museum. ## Condition The eight known fragments constitute about 55 percent of the disc. The carved surface has suffered serious erosion and damage from other mischances. ## Material Pinkish sandstone. ## Shape A circular disc with vertical sides. ## Carved Areas Upper surface only. ## Photographs Graham. ## Drawing Graham, based on a field drawing corrected by artificial light. ## Dimensions Sort Dia 0.53 m approx. MTh 0.12 m Rel 1.5 cm ### Monument 117 expand\_more ## ![Drawing of Tonina, Monument 117, back, 2004.15.6.16.13](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__360x360_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_117_dwg.jpg?itok=JDcUAgcS) *Drawing of Tonina, Monument 117, back, 2004.15.6.16.13* ## ![Photo of Tonina, Monument 117, back, 2004.15.5.16.20](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__360x360_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_117_photo.jpg?itok=nRLI__fV) *Photo of Tonina, Monument 117, back, 2004.15.5.16.20* ## Location Found in 1973 by the French Archaeological Mission; it lay on the surface in the Plaza about 50 m south of Structures C5-1 and G5-2. Now in the Tonina site museum. ## Condition The battered trunk of this figure lacks head, lower legs, and arms, and is broken in half at the waist. Most other details are obliterated, except on the back where some details are still visible. ## Material Sandstone. ## Shape A human torso carved in the round. ## Carved Areas Carved in the round ## Photographs Graham. ## Drawing Graham, based on a field sketch. ## Dimensions Sort Ht 050 m MW 0.26m MTh 0.21m ### Monument 121 expand\_more ## *![Drawing of Tonina, Monument 121, disc, 2004.15.6.16.14](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__360x360_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_121_dwg.jpg?itok=CbbXDz3Q)* *Drawing of Tonina, Monument 121, disc, 2004.15.6.16.14* ## ![Photo of Tonina, Monument 121, disc, 2004.15.5.16.22](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__360x360_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_121_photo.jpg?itok=r8xykDxK) *Photo of Tonina, Monument 121, disc, 2004.15.5.16.22* ## Location Found in 1974 by A. Morales, a guard at the site. It lay partly buried near the northwest corner of Structure G8-17. Now at the Tonina site museum. ## Condition Intact; the carved surface shows considerable erosion, which may have emphasized a fault in the stone between glyphs A2 and B1. ## Material A coarse, shelly limestone. ## Shape A circular disc with sides curving in towards the base. ## Carved Areas Upper surface only. ## Photographs Graham. ## Drawing Graham, based on a field drawing corrected by artificial light. ## Dimensions Sort Dia 0.31m MTh O.13m Rel 1.3 cm ### Monument 122 expand\_more ## ![Drawing of Tonina, Monument 122, panel, 2004.15.6.16.15](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_122_dwg.jpg?itok=Ufpd79Fd) *Drawing of Tonina, Monument 122, panel, 2004.15.6.16.15* ## ![Photo of Tonina, Monument 122, panel front, 2004.15.5.16.24](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_122_photo.jpg?itok=7DQgfX96) *Photo of Tonina, Monument 122, panel front, 2004.15.5.16.24* ## Location Found in 1974 by A. Morales, a guard at the site, on the east side of Structure E5-6. It was dug out by an INAH archaeologist and is now in the museum at Tuxtla Gutierrez. ## Condition The panel is intact. Its carved surface is somewhat pitted, and the face has suffered a little damage. Flaws in the stone are noticeable on cheek and left wrist. ## Material Yellow sandstone, revealed by erosion as rather coarse. ## Shape An oblong panel with a periphery that curves in sharply to meet the back, leaving portions of relief near the edge projecting beyond the background. ## Carved Areas Front surface only. ## Photographs Graham. ## Drawing Graham, based on a field drawing. ## Dimensions Sort Ht 0.58 m MW O.82m MTh 0.13 m Rel 5.5 cm ### Monument 123 expand\_more ## ![Photo of Tonina, Monument 123, back](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_123_back_photo.jpg?itok=hELYgomd) *Photo of Tonina, Monument 123, back* ## ![Photo of Tonina, Monument 123, front](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_123_front_photo.jpg?itok=bS9wdQn0) *Photo of Tonina, Monument 123, front* ## ![Photo of Tonina, Monument 123, left](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_123_left_photo.jpg?itok=dAU0Yd-M) *Photo of Tonina, Monument 123, left* ## Location Found in the arroyo that runs down the east side of the Acropolis. Now in storage on site. ## Condition Lacks the head, feet and lower limbs; it is considerably eroded and encrusted with lime deposits. ## Material Yellow sandstone. ## Shape A standing male with arms crossed on the chest. ## Dimensions Sort Ht Ht 0.73m MW MW 0.34m MTh 0.20m ## Carved Areas Carved in the round. ## Photographs Graham. ## Drawings None. ## Note For similar statues, see Monument 25 and another view of Monument 123 in Becquelin and Baudez 1982: part 3, pp. 1301, 1303. ### Monument 125 expand\_more ## ![Drawing of Tonina, Monument 125, front, 2004.15.6.16.16](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_125_dwg.jpg?itok=PhV-O_-k) *Drawing of Tonina, Monument 125, front, 2004.15.6.16.16* ## ![Photo of Tonina, Monument 125, front, 2004.15.5.16.26](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_125_photo.jpg?itok=-YV3KCwN) *Photo of Tonina, Monument 125, front, 2004.15.5.16.26* ## Location Discovered in 1979 by the French Archaeological Mission. It lay in debris on the fourth terrace in front of Structure E5-5. Baudez (in Becquelin and Taladoire 1990, p. 1704) has commented on the possibility that this and Monument 27 were set in association. ## Condition The piece is intact, but some areas of carved surface have been lost by spalling, others affected by erosion, while yet others remain well preserved. A thin plaster coating remains in places. ## Material White sandstone with clearly visible bedding planes. ## Shape An oblong panel, probably a step with sculptured riser. The top and bottom edges are rounded. ## Carved Areas Front surface only. ## Photographs Graham. ## Drawing Graham, based on a preliminary drawing by Mathews. ## Dimensions Sort Ht 0.26 m MW 0.99m MTh 0.10m Rel 2.4cm ### Monument 126 expand\_more ## ![Drawing of Tonina, Monument 126, front, 2004.15.6.16.17](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__360x360_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_126_dwg.jpg?itok=T_7ISm0Y) *Drawing of Tonina, Monument 126, front, 2004.15.6.16.17* ## ![Photo of Tonina, Monument 126, front, 2004.15.5.16.28](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__360x360_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_126_photo.jpg?itok=0cAWLbRz) *Photo of Tonina, Monument 126, front, 2004.15.5.16.28* ## Location Found on top of the stucture on the southward extension of the second terrace, at its eastern end. The headdress mask was previously inventoried as Fragment 4. Now preserved in the Tonina site museum. ## Condition Broken into thirteen fitting fragments and a small isolated one. The carved surface is considerably eroded. A considerable area is missing from the upper left corner. Some of the carved surface has separated from the body. Erosion varies from severe to moderate. Since Baudez first published this piece in Becquelin and Taladoire (1990, fig. 130a), a fragment connecting the upper left-hand corner to the main body of the panel seems to have been lost, as shown in the photograph published here. ## Material Sandstone. ## Shape A standing figure carved in deep relief against a flat background. The upper, and perhaps also the lower, corners appear to have been rounded. ## Carved Areas Front only. ## Photographs Graham ## Drawing Graham, based on a drawing by Kees Grootenboer. ## Dimensions Sort Ht 0.86m MW 0.60m MTh 0.20m Rel figure 7.0 cm Rel glyphs 0.3 cm ### Monument 130 expand\_more ## ![Drawing of Tonina, Monument 130, front, 2004.15.6.16.18](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__360x360_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_130_dwg.jpg?itok=Z0RNg0ta) *Drawing of Tonina, Monument 130, front, 2004.15.6.16.18* ## ![Photo of Tonina, Monument 130, front, 2004.15.5.16.30](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__360x360_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_130_photo.jpg?itok=Az6lv6JB) *Photo of Tonina, Monument 130, front, 2004.15.5.16.30* ## Location Of the three fitting fragments found by the French Archaeological Mission, one was found in 1974 east of Structure E5-17; this was published as Fragment 85 (Becquelin and Baudez 1982, part 2, p. 853). Another was found in 1978 on the second terrace, and a third in 1979 on the third terrace. Now cemented together, these are in the Tonina site museum. ## Condition Part of the upper edge of the rectangular panel is preserved, as is most of the right-hand edge. What survives may represent perhaps one third of the original, which evidently showed another captive. The surface is quite badly eroded. ## Material Sandstone. ## Shape Part of a rectangular panel. ## Carved Areas Front only. ## Photographs Mathews. ## Drawing Mathews, based on a drawing by Kees Grootenboer. ## Dimensions Sort Ht 0.56 m MW 0.36 m MTh 0.10 m Rel 5.3 cm ### Monument 131 expand\_more ## ![Drawing of Tonina, Monument 131, front, 2004.15.6.16.19](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_131_dwg.jpg?itok=h6GJUxe0) *Drawing of Tonina, Monument 131, front, 2004.15.6.16.19* ## ![Photo of Tonina, Monument 131, front, 2004.15.5.16.32](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_131_photo.jpg?itok=yBUvnnn5) *Photo of Tonina, Monument 131, front, 2004.15.5.16.32* ## Location Found in 1980 by the French Archaeological Mission; the panel had been reused in the Late Postclassic Period as the facing of the substructure of Structure F5-2. Now in the Tonina site museum. ## Condition Entire, but broken into four fragments, now repaired. The carved surface is moderately weathered, but the center has suffered physical damage. ## Material Coarse yellow sandstone with red stains. ## Shape Rectangular. ## Carved Areas Front only. ## Photographs Mathews. ## Drawing Mathews, based on a field drawing corrected by artificial light. ## Dimensions Sort Ht 0.56 m MW 0.82m MIh 0.09 m Rel glyphs 1.8 cm Rel border 2.5 cm ### Monument 133 expand\_more ## ![Photo of Tonina, Monument 133](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__960x960_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_133_photo.jpg?itok=UqEOQPmh) *Photo of Tonina, Monument 133*## ![Drawing of Tonina Monument 133](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__960x960_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_133_dwg.jpg?itok=Use9EH-K) ## Location This panel has been assembled on paper from three items catalogued initially by the MAF as Fragments 8, 37, and 96. But because Peter Mathews identified them later as fitting fragments of a single sculpture, they are hereby assigned an unused monument number (see Becquelin and Taladoire 1990, p. 1689). Fragments 8 and 37 (the left- and right-hand fragments) were found among rubble on Structure E5-8, and Fragment 96 (the large, central element) was found on the same terrace between Structures E5-17 and E5-18. ## Condition Fragment 96 is badly eroded; the other two fragments are well preserved. ## Material Sandstone. ## Shape Portions of a panel carved in medium relief, with sides slightly beveled. ## Dimensions Sort Ht 0.32 m MW 0.61 m MTh 0.12 m ReI 4.0 cm ## Carved Areas Front only. ## Photographs Central portion, Mathews; flanking pieces, Graham. ## Drawing Graham, based on photos and field drawings. ### Monument 134 expand\_more ## ![Drawing of Tonina, Monument 134, back, 2004.15.6.16.22](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__360x360_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_134_back_dwg.jpg?itok=VpLeyiik) *Drawing of Tonina, Monument 134, back, 2004.15.6.16.22* ## ![Photo of Tonina, Monument 134, back, 2004.15.5.16.36](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__360x360_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_134_back_photo.jpg?itok=BzxhnhKD) *Photo of Tonina, Monument 134, back, 2004.15.5.16.36* ## ![Drawing of Tonina, Monument 134, front, 2004.15.6.16.20](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__360x360_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_134_front_dwg.jpg?itok=IqvWDdMH) *Drawing of Tonina, Monument 134, front, 2004.15.6.16.20* ## ![Photo of Tonina, Monument 134, front, 2004.15.5.16.34](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__360x360_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_134_front_photo.jpg?itok=dNa4kd-1) *Photo of Tonina, Monument 134, front, 2004.15.5.16.34* ## ![Drawing of Tonina, Monument 134, right, 2004.15.6.16.21](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__360x360_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_134_right_dwg.jpg?itok=aS_X-x8S) *Drawing of Tonina, Monument 134, right, 2004.15.6.16.21* ## ![Photo of Tonina, Monument 134, right, 2004.15.5.16.35](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__360x360_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_134_right_photo.jpg?itok=CKehifpE) *Photo of Tonina, Monument 134, right, 2004.15.5.16.35* ## Location Found in 1980 by the French Archaeological Mission on the north side of Platform 4 of Structure H6-1 (mistakenly identified as H6-5 in this work, pp. 6:6,7). Now in the Tonina site museum. ## Condition Broken off above the ankles, and headless. The pectoral and belt ornaments are damaged; otherwise the condition is excellent. ## Material Sandstone. ## Shape A standing human figure carved in the round, ## Carved Areas Sculptured in the round. ## Photographs Graham (front and side) and Mathews (back). ## Drawings Graham, based on drawings by Kees Grootenboer (front and back) and Mathews (side). ## Dimensions Sort Ht 1.08 m MW 0.50 m MTh 0.32m Rel glyphs 0.3cm ### Monument 135 expand\_more ## ![Drawing of Tonina, Monument 135, disc, E-O, 2004.15.6.16.23](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_135_dwg.jpg?itok=mhf8LUNE) *Drawing of Tonina, Monument 135, disc, E-O, 2004.15.6.16.23* ## ![Photo of Tonina, Monument 135, disc, 2004.15.5.16.38](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_135_photo.jpg?itok=l-HM4gxq) *Photo of Tonina, Monument 135, disc, 2004.15.5.16.38* ## Location Found in 1980 by the French Archaeological Mission in front of Platform 4 of Structure H6-1 (mistakenly identified as H6-5 in this work, pp. 6:6, 7). Now in the Tonina site museum. ## Condition Found broken into four pieces, now reunited. Moderately weathered. ## Material Coarse sandstone with pink areas. ## Shape A circular disc with edges curving inwards to meet the base. ## Carved Areas Upper surface only. ## Photographs Mathews. ## Drawing Graham, based on a preliminary drawing by Mathews. ## Dimensions Sort Dia O.77m MTh 0.085 m Rel 1.2cm ### Monument 136 expand\_more ## ![Drawing of Tonina, Monument 136, disc, A-S, 2004.15.6.16.24](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_136_dwg.jpg?itok=SxWIzE-7) *Drawing of Tonina, Monument 136, disc, A-S, 2004.15.6.16.24* ## Location Found in 1980 by the French Archaeological Mission in front of Platform 3 of Structure H6-1 (mistakenly identified as H6-5 in this work, pp. 6:6, 7). Now in the Tonina site museum. ## Condition Intact except for a series of five glyphs that had split off, but were found and cemented back into place. Moderately eroded, ## Material A yellow, fossiliferous sandstone. ## Shape A circular disc. ## Carved Areas Upper surface only. ## Photograph Mathews. ## Drawing Graham, based on a preliminary drawing by Mathews. ## Dimensions Sort Dia 1.38 m MTh 0.15m Rel 3.0 cm ### Monument 137 expand\_more ## ![Drawing of Tonina, Monument 137, disc, A-Q, 2004.15.6.16.25](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_137_dwg.jpg?itok=x9XHG2XK) *Drawing of Tonina, Monument 137, disc, A-Q, 2004.15.6.16.25* ## ![Photo of Tonina, Monument 137, disc, A-Q, 2004.15.5.16.41](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_137_photo.jpg?itok=s-5XThAb) *Photo of Tonina, Monument 137, disc, A-Q, 2004.15.5.16.41* ## Location Found in 1980 by the French Archaeological Mission, apparently in situ in front of Platform 2 of Structure H6-1 (mistakenly identified as H6-5 in this work, pp. 6:6, 7). Now in the Tonina site museum. ## Condition Intact. Weathering has effaced some details of the inscription. The central Ahau was at some time damaged by percussion, and eight of the small fragments that broke off have been cemented back into place. ## Material Coarse sandstone. ## Shape A circular disc with vertical edges. ## Carved Areas Upper surface only. ## Photograph Mathews. ## Drawing Graham, based on a preliminary drawing by Mathews. ## Dimensions Sort Dia 1.28 m MTh 0.18 m Rel 2.0cm ### Monument 138 expand\_more ## ![Drawing of Tonina, Monument 138, back, 2004.15.6.16.28](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__360x360_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_138_dwg.jpg?itok=5nM_PZxi) *Drawing of Tonina, Monument 138, back, 2004.15.6.16.28* ## ![Photo of Tonina, Monument 138, back, 2004.15.5.16.44](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__360x360_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_138_photo.jpg?itok=wyAVKe30) *Photo of Tonina, Monument 138, back, 2004.15.5.16.44* ## Location Found in 1980 by the French Archaeological Mission. It lay between Monument 137 and the north side of Platform 2 of Structure H6-1 (mistakenly identified as H6-5 in this work, pp. 6:6, 7). Now in the Tonina site museum. ## Condition The standing figure is headless and broken off at the ankles. His right arm, belt ornament, and apron are damaged, as are the edges of the cloak. In spite of some weathering, a fair amount of detail remains on both the clothing and the inscription. ## Material Light yellow sandstone. ## Shape A standing figure, carved in the round. ## Carved Areas Carved in the round. ## Photographs Graham. ## Drawings Graham, based on field drawings corrected by artificial light. ## Dimensions Sort Ht 0.82m MW 0.41 m MTh 0.22m Rel glyphs 0.4 cm ### Monument 139 expand\_more ## ![Drawing of Tonina, Monument 139, disc, A-U, 2004.15.6.16.29](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_139_dwg.jpg?itok=0OGWNy4v) *Drawing of Tonina, Monument 139, disc, A-U, 2004.15.6.16.29* ## ![Photo of Tonina, Monument 139, disc, A-U, 2004.15.5.16.45](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_139_photo.jpg?itok=IiHx_vYl) *Photo of Tonina, Monument 139, disc, A-U, 2004.15.5.16.45* ## Location Found in 1980 by the French Archaeological Mission in situ in front of the westernmost of the pedestals on the north side of Structure H6-1 (mistakenly identified as H6-5 in this work, pp. 6:6, 7). Now in the Tonina site museum. ## Condition The disc itself and the central Ahau are intact. Whereas about half of the text is fairly well preserved, the other half, more exposed to weathering, is only partially legible. ## Material Fossiliferous sandstone. ## Shape A circular disc with vertical sides, carefully shaped. ## Carved Areas Upper surface only. ## Photograph Mathews. ## Drawing Graham, based on a drawing by Mathews. ## Dimensions Sort Dia 1.33m MTh 0.19m Rel 2.0cm ### Monument 140 expand\_more ## ![Drawing of Tonina, Monument 140, base, 2004.15.6.16.30](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__360x360_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_140_dwg.jpg?itok=N0uQf_Km) *Drawing of Tonina, Monument 140, base, 2004.15.6.16.30* ## ![Photo of Tonina, Monument 140, base, 3 sides, 2004.15.5.16.47](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__360x360_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_140_photo.jpg?itok=pb0w2hX_) *Photo of Tonina, Monument 140, base, 3 sides, 2004.15.5.16.47* ## Location Found in 1980 by the French Archaeological Mission while excavating at the south side of Platform 4, in front of Structure H6-1 (mistakenly identified as H6-5 in this work, pp. 6:6, 7). Now in the Tonina site museum. ## Condition About half of this piece survives. Notches have been cut from above and below glyph pQ (destroying it), either to facilitate further breakage or for securing a rope. Since the piece was found buried 60 cm deep, this damage must have been done in antiquity. The inscription is well preserved. ## Material Sandstone. ## Shape A stela base with its sculptured sides sloping inward. ## Carved Areas Carved on the three surviving sides. ## Photographs Mathews. ## Drawing Graham, based on a field drawing by Mathews. ## Dimensions Sort Ht 0.19 m MW complete side 0.78 m MW other sides 0.41, 0.51 m Dia hole 0.32 m approx. Rel 2.0 cm ### Monument 141 expand\_more ## ![Drawing of Tonina, Monument 141, front, 2004.15.6.16.31](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__360x360_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_141_dwg.jpg?itok=YAER6XOp) *Drawing of Tonina, Monument 141, front, 2004.15.6.16.31* ## ![Photo of Tonina, Monument 141, front, 2004.15.5.16.48](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__360x360_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_141_photo.jpg?itok=wh2n5nZ2) *Photo of Tonina, Monument 141, front, 2004.15.5.16.48* ## Location The precise location is unclear, but it apparently was found in 1981 by INAH on the south slope of the Structure E6 complex, near the stairway leading to Throne 1 (the so-called Peccary Throne). ## Condition The panel is intact, and the surface is in pristine condition, with the polished surface preserved, except where glyphs have spalled off at bedding planes. The sides are well shaped but not smoothed. ## Material Very fine-grained white limestone. ## Shape A square panel without borders. ## Carved Areas Front only. ## Photographs Mathews. ## Drawing Graham, based largely on a field drawing by Mathews. ## Dimensions Sort Ht 0.54 m MW 0.55 m MTh 0.13 m Rel 0.6 cm ### Monument 142 expand\_more ## ![Drawing of Tonina Monument 142 front](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_142_front_new_dwg.jpg?itok=wDOMK6AN) *Drawing (2004.15.15.2.49) and photo of Tonina, Monument 142, front*## ![Drawing of Tonina Monument 142 back](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_142_back_new_dwg.jpg?itok=oQ-VnoKJ) *Drawing (2004.15.15.2.48) and photo of Tonina, Monument 142, back*## ![Drawing of Tonina Monument 142 left](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_142_left_dwg.jpg?itok=wNJTbQs2) *Drawing (2004.15.15.2.50) and photo of Tonina, Monument 142, left* ## Location No data available about the original location. Now displayed in the Tonina site museum. ## Condition The head, left shoulder, and feet are missing. There is local damage in other areas, but much of it remains in good condition. ## Material Sandstone. ## Shape Standing figure. ## Dimensions Sort Ht 0.81 m MW 0.45 m MTh 0.27 m ## Carved Areas Carved in the round. ## Photographs Graham. ## Drawings Graham; that of the text is based on a field drawing by Stuart. ### Monument 143 expand\_more ## ![Drawing of Tonina Monument 143 pA](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_143_pa_dwg.jpg?itok=7Xzbu4hm) ![Photo of Tonina, Monument 143, pA](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_143_pa_photo.jpg?itok=M7ZMTbl2) *Drawing (2004.15.15.2.51) and photo of Tonina, Monument 143, pA*## ![Drawing of Tonina Monument 143 pB](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_143_pb_dwg.jpg?itok=H4pmQ0sD) ![Photo of Tonina, Monument 143, pB](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_143_pb_photo.jpg?itok=yb5WO5LN) *Drawing (2004.15.15.2.52) and photo of Tonina, Monument 143, pB*## ![Drawing of Tonina Monument 143 pCD](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_143_pcd_dwg.jpg?itok=BC_ighCh) ![Photo of Tonina, Monument 143, pC-D](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_143_pcd_photo.jpg?itok=Y307Y-36) *Drawing (2004.15.15.2.53) and photo of Tonina, Monument 143, pC-D*## ![Drawing of Tonina Monument 143 pEH](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_143_peh_dwg.jpg?itok=CJbwQqO6) ![Photo of Tonina, Monument 143, pG-H](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_143_peh1_peh2_photo.jpg?itok=8NYWuGc-) *Drawing (2004.15.15.2.54) and photo of Tonina, Monument 143, pG-H* ## Location No data available about the original location. Now in storage on site. ## Condition Broken into one large fragment (about 50 percent of the original) and three smaller ones. About 70 percent of the sculptured surface remains, with its condition ranging between fair and poor. ## Material Sandstone. ## Shape Stela pedestal with slightly beveled sides. ## Dimensions Sort Ht 0.26m MW 0.92 X 0.69 m Dia hole 0.335 m ## Carved Areas All four sides ## Photographs Graham. ## Drawings Graham, based on his field drawings. ### Monument 144 expand\_more ## ![Drawing of Tonina Monument 144](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__960x960_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_144_dwg_r.jpg?itok=xd_mJarj) ![Photo of Tonina, Monument 144](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_144_photo.jpg?itok=NPJ_u8rb) *Drawing (2004.15.15.2.55) and photo of Tonina, Monument 144* ## Location No data available about the original location. Now in the museum or storage on site. ## Condition Broken in half; sculptured surface in good condition apart from three small damaged areas. ## Material Sandstone. ## Shape Circular altar. ## Dimensions Sort Dia 0.57m MTh MTh 0.10m Rei 1.0 cm ReI 1.0 cm ## Carved Areas Upper surface only. ## Photograph Mathews. ## Drawing Henderson, based on field drawing by Graham. ### Monument 145 expand\_more ## ![Drawing of Tonina Monument 145 pAC](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_145_pac_dwg.jpg?itok=tr3_FY1F) ![Photo of Tonina, Monument 145, pA-C](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_145_pac1_pac2_photo.jpg?itok=kmVfDW67) *Drawing (2004.15.15.2.56) and photo of Tonina, Monument 145, pA-C*## ![Drawing of Tonina Monument 145 pDG](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_145_pdg_dwg.jpg?itok=J84xOqB_) ![Photo of Tonina, Monument 145, pD-G](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_145_pdg_photo.jpg?itok=5us6qkmW) *Drawing (2004.15.15.2.57) and photo of Tonina, Monument 145, pD-G*## ![Drawing of Tonina Monument 145 pHJ](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_145_phj_dwg.jpg?itok=scORWJVz) ![Photo of Tonina, Monument 145, pH-J](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_145_phj_photo.jpg?itok=hLcLzgTa) *Drawing (2004.15.15.2.58) and photo of Tonina, Monument 145, pH-J* ## Location No data available about the original location. Now in storage on site. ## Condition Well preserved. ## Material Sandstone. ## Shape Almost square, with vertical sides and lacking a central hole. ## Carved Areas Three sides; the fourth is plain. ## Photographs Graham. ## Drawings Graham. ## Dimensions Sort Ht 0.22m MW 0.75 x 0.63 m ReI 1.5cm ## Carved Areas Three sides; the fourth is plain. ## Photographs Graham. ## Drawings Graham. ### Monument 146 expand\_more ## ![Drawing of Tonina Monument 146 front](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_146_front_new_dwg.jpg?itok=DvB6vQLe) ![Photo of Tonina, Monument 146, front](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_146_f1_f2_photo.jpg?itok=FJdH9gIT) *Drawing (2004.15.15.2.59) and photo of Tonina, Monument 146, front*## ![Drawing of Tonina Monument 146 back](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_146_back_new_dwg.jpg?itok=zuqQDnvH) ![Photo of Tonina, Monument 146, back](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_146_back_photo.jpg?itok=JIvrrrlc) *Drawing and photo of Tonina, Monument 146, back* ## ![Drawing of Tonina Monument 146 right](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__360x360_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_146_right_new_dwg.jpg?itok=vZ76xpTh) ![Photo of Tonina, Monument 146, right](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__360x360_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_146-_right_photo.jpg?itok=dO2ls4SR) *Drawing and photo of Tonina, Monument 146, right*## ![Drawing of Tonina Monument 146 pAC](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_146_pacnew_dwg.jpg?itok=r19FaxBD) ## ![Drawing of Tonina Monument 146 pDG](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_146_pdgnew_dwg.jpg?itok=aANEb32s) ## ![Drawing of Tonina Monument 146 pHJ](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_146_phjnew_dwg.jpg?itok=iXqdFmTy) ## ![Photo of Tonina, Monument 146, base (left side, front, right side)](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_146_pacdghj_photo.jpg?itok=TFeGPiyd) *Drawings (2004.15.15.2.60 to 62) and photo of Tonina, Monument 146, base (left side, front, right side)* ## Location No data available about the original location. Now in the site museum. ## Condition Well preserved, with a clean fracture across head. ## Material Sandstone. ## Shape Human figure carved in the round on an integral square base. ## Dimensions Figure: Sort Ht 1.25 m MW 0.42 m MTh 0.36 m Base: Sort Ht 8.0 cm MW 0.385 x 0.29 m MTh 0.36 m ## Carved Areas The figure is carved in the round and the base carries an inscription on its left, front, and right sides. ## Photographs Graham. ## Drawings Graham, based on field drawings. ### Monument 147 expand\_more ## ![Drawing of Tonina Monument 147](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_147_dwg.jpg?itok=jPrHDpv8) ![Photo of Tonina, Monument 147](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_147_photo.jpg?itok=afXarg2G) *Drawing (2004.15.15.2.63) and photo of Tonina, Monument 147* ## Location No data available about the original location. Now in the site museum. ## Condition The surviving portion of a relief panel, perhaps half of the original, is well preserved. ## Material Sandstone. ## Shape A sculpture in relief on a fiat, rectangular panel. ## Dimensions Sort Ht 0.88 m MW 0.59 m MTh 0.12m ReI 6.2 cm ## Carved Areas A flat, rectangular panel carved in relatively high relief. ## Photograph Graham. ## Drawing Henderson. ### Monument 148 expand\_more ## ![Drawing of Tonina Monument 148](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_148_dwg.jpg?itok=AgfeuK5s) ![Photo of Tonina, Monument 148](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_148_photo.jpg?itok=-w9LOft6) *Drawing (2004.15.15.2.64) and photo of Tonina, Monument 148* ## Location No data available about the original location. Now stored or exhibited on site. ## Condition Broken cleanly into four pieces, but about 5 percent of the carved surface has spalled off near the edges, with some loss of fine detail caused by this erosion. ## Material Sandstone. ## Shape A circular altar without a border. ## Dimensions Sort Dia 1.50 m MTh 0.20 m ReI 6.0 cm ReI 1.0 cm ## Carved Areas Upper surface only. ## Photograph Graham. ## Drawing Field drawing by Graham, inked by Henderson. ### Monument 149 expand\_more ## ![Drawing of Tonina Monument 149](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_149_new_dwg.jpg?itok=0QljM2Vp) ![Photo of Tonina, Monument 149](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__720x720_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_149_photo.jpg?itok=XUaPpmpw) *Drawing (2004.15.15.2.65) and photo of Tonina, Monument 149* ## Location The original location is uncertain, but it may have been found near its twin, Monument 69. Now in the site museum. ## Condition Broken clearly into three fragments. Carved designs on the center of the disc were apparently destroyed by the burning of incense on it, remains of which seem to survive. ## Material Sandstone. ## Shape Circular disc. ## Dimensions Sort Dia 0.64 m MTh 0.9 m ReI 0.8 cm ## Carved Areas Upper surface only. ## Photograph Graham. ## Drawing Field drawing by Graham, corrected by artificial light; inked by Henderson. ### Monument 150 expand\_more ## ![Drawing of Tonina Monument 150 front](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__360x360_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_150_front_new_dwg.jpg?itok=SBQkuP5V) ![Photo of Tonina, Monument 150, front](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__360x360_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_150_photo.jpg?itok=sIRW3ifm) *Drawing (2004.15.15.2.67) and photo of Tonina, Monument 150, front*## ![Drawing of Tonina Monument 150 back](/sites/g/files/omnuum4921/files/styles/hwp_1_1__360x360_scale/public/peabody/files/tna_mon_150_back_new_dwg.jpg?itok=9nKJMjGN) *Drawing (2004.15.15.2.66) of Tonina, Monument 150, back*## Location No data available about the original location. Now in the site museum. ## Condition The existing shaft is broken into twelve pieces; the lower legs and butt are missing. The area to the right of the head, visible in the detail photo, was lost after discovery. The head was defaced, or else eroded, while the rest of the front was covered by soil. The back is in pristine condition. ## Material Sandstone. ## Shape The shaft tapers slightly toward the bottom; the front is in relief; the back is flat; the narrow sides are plain. ## Dimensions Sort Ht 1.30 m MW 1.30 m MTh 0.22 m ReI 16.0 cm ## Carved Areas The human figure on the front; the inscription on the back. ## Photographs Graham. ## Drawings Graham. ## **Tonina** [Page 1](/tonina) | [Page 2](/tonina-page-2) | **Page 3** | [Page 4](/tonina-page-4)