tlamama (TR41v)

This example of iconography is provided here to serve as a comparison-visual for vocabulary such as tlamama (one who carries something) and cacaxtli (carrying frame). It shows a man in profile, walking toward the viewer's left. In his right hand, he carries a tall, segmented staff (like a hiking stick?). He wears a white loincloth and white sandals with red (leather?) ties. A tumpline goes over his forehead. On his back is a carrying frame with a gray bundle (quimilli?) with white straps. Attached to the top strap is a (wooden?) apparatus that involves possibly three sticks and a red object at the top, between two of the sticks.