boves

A dataset containing the ceramic counts from the castle site of Boves
 (Somme, France). The data are grouped into eight periods ranging from the
 10th to the 18th century and thirteen ceramic types.

datasets

An easy way to examine archaeological count data (artifacts, faunal
remains, etc.). This package includes several measures of diversity, e.g.
richness, rarefaction, diversity, turnover, similarity, etc. It also
provides matrix seriation methods for chronological modeling and dating.
The package make it easy to visualize count data and statistical thresholds:
rank/abundance plots, Ford and Bertin diagrams, etc.

Nicolas Frerebeau

tabula

Analysis, Seriation and Visualization of Archaeological Count
Data

Brice Lebrun

Matthew Peeples

boves function

A numeric matrix with 8 rows and 13 variables:<dl class="dl-horizontal">
 <dt>I</dt><dd></dd>
 <dt>IIa</dt><dd></dd>
 <dt>IIb</dt><dd></dd>
 <dt>IIIa</dt><dd></dd>
 <dt>IIIb</dt><dd></dd>
 <dt>IIIc</dt><dd></dd>
 <dt>IVa</dt><dd></dd>
 <dt>IVb</dt><dd></dd>
 <dt>Va</dt><dd></dd>
 <dt>Vb</dt><dd></dd>
 <dt>VI</dt><dd></dd>
 <dt>VII</dt><dd></dd>
 </dl>

Format

Boves ceramics — boves

A numeric matrix with 8 rows and 13 variables:<dl class='dl-horizontal'>
 <dt>I</dt><dd></dd>
 <dt>IIa</dt><dd></dd>
 <dt>IIb</dt><dd></dd>
 <dt>IIIa</dt><dd></dd>
 <dt>IIIb</dt><dd></dd>
 <dt>IIIc</dt><dd></dd>
 <dt>IVa</dt><dd></dd>
 <dt>IVb</dt><dd></dd>
 <dt>Va</dt><dd></dd>
 <dt>Vb</dt><dd></dd>
 <dt>VI</dt><dd></dd>
 <dt>VII</dt><dd></dd>
 </dl>

boves: Boves ceramics

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