This limestone sculpture is the upper part of a Maya stele dating from the 7th-8th century AD. On this fragment, the man’s body follows the stylistic conventions of the late classical period, with the head in profile and the torso in a frontal position. He is wearing the mask of a deity and a large feather headdress. On the left side of the stele, five glyphs, partly eroded, are aligned vertically just in front of his face, indicating a calendar date somewhere between 650 and 790. The glyphs, the designs on his tunic, his headdress and the jewellery he is wearing, suggest it is the portrait of a king (ajaw) from the late classical period.