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archaeological-network-uncertainty icon archaeological-network-uncertainty

R Markdown document associated with the workshop at the Computer Applications and Quantitative Methods in Archaeology Meeting in Atlanta, GA (2017) hosted by Matt Peeples and Tom Brughmans. Network Science and Statistical Techniques for Dealing with Uncertainties in Archaeological Datasets.

archnetsci icon archnetsci

Code repository and Bookdown project for Online Companion to Network Science in Archaeology by Tom Brughmans and Matthew A. Peeples (Cambridge Manuals in Archaeology)

binomial-co-occurrence-assessment icon binomial-co-occurrence-assessment

The R-script implements a means for statistically assessing the degree of co-occurrence between classes within a dataset based on an idea origially suggested by James Allison at BYU and published by Keith Kintigh in 2006.

bookdown icon bookdown

Authoring Books and Technical Documents with R Markdown

bootstrap-correspondence-analysis icon bootstrap-correspondence-analysis

R-script for conducting and evaluating bootstrapped correspondence analyses following methods published by Peeples and Schachner (2012) in the Journal of Archaeological Science

borck-et-al-2015 icon borck-et-al-2015

Code from Borck et al. 2013 article in Journal of Archaeological Method and Theory

caa-bid icon caa-bid

Proposal for a SIG bid at the AGM CAA Oxford

ceramic-frequency-date-plot icon ceramic-frequency-date-plot

This R script produces a exploratory visual for assessing site date ranges originally suggested to me by Wesley Bernardini (Redlands University). The plot consits of horizontal bars on an x-axis reprenting time with the width determined based on the production span for that type and with the height of each box determined based on the relative frequency of that type with types sorted vertically by start date. The script reads in csv files in the formatted of the example dataset here and produces a pdf containing results for each site.

ceramicapportioning icon ceramicapportioning

This is an R implementation of the procedure outlined by John M. Roberts, Jr. et al. (2012) "A method for chronologically apportioning of ceramic assemblages" published in the Journal of Archaeological Science

criticalscales icon criticalscales

R code and Data Compendium associated with Peeples and Bischoff: Archaeological Networks, Community Detection, and Critical Scales of Interaction in the U.S. Southwest/Mexican Northwest

ford-diagram icon ford-diagram

This R Function creates a simple Ford diagram for archaeological seriation with error bars determined based on sample size where count data are given.

friction_surface_hill_et_al_2015 icon friction_surface_hill_et_al_2015

Implements the friction surface used to create cost-buffers around sets of spatial points based on the caloric cost of travel. See Hill et al. 2015 in Advances in Archaeological Practice for more.

geocompr icon geocompr

Open source book: Geocomputation with R

kmeans icon kmeans

Script for conducting K-means cluster analysis using R. This script provides output designed to help the user select an appropriate cluster solution.

naa_analytical_dashboard icon naa_analytical_dashboard

Analytical Dashboard for conducting various analysis to group and assess groupings for Neutron Activation Analytical chemical compositional data

ownby_et_al_2014 icon ownby_et_al_2014

Code associated with Ownby et al. (2014) Journal of Archaeological Science article

peeples_et_al_2016 icon peeples_et_al_2016

R Code associated with the Peeples et al. (2016) chapter in the Connected Past book, Oxford University Press

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