Tai {archeofrag} | R Documentation |
Dataset: Refitting relationships between pottery fragments from the Tai site
Description
<<<<<<< HEAD The Tai is a Neolithic archaeological site in France. Three sectors were distinguished: the North entrance ('porche nord'), the South entrance ('porche sud') and the Cave ('grotte'). This dataset describes the refitting 'connection' relationships between pottery fragments found during excavations by Claire Manen. Connection relationship refers to physical connection between two fragments that were part of the same object. ======= The Tai is a Neolithic archaeological site in France. Three sectors were distinguished: the North entrance ('porche nord'), the South entrance ('porche sud') and the Cave ('grotte'). This dataset describes the refitting 'connection' relationships between pottery fragments found during excavations by Claire Manen. A connection relationship refers to a physical connection between two fragments that were part of the same object. >>>>>>> e0614d646d838717373aaa51b18f03726fbd5732
The dataset is composed of two tables:
tai.connection
: 'connection' relationships between fragments.tai.fragments
: information about the fragments.
Usage
data(Tai)
Format
tai.connection
is a 279x2 matrix. Each line describes a connection relationship between two fragments. Their unique identifiers are given in column 'id1' and in column 'id2', respectively.fontjuvenal.fragments
is 815x8 data frame:id: fragment unique identifier
layer: stratigraphic layer
sector: sector of the site
sherd_size: size class of the pottery sherd (nb: the numeric value is not metrical)
sherd_thickness: thickness of the pottery sherd in millimeter <<<<<<< HEAD
x: x coordinates of the location where the pottery sherd was found (in centimetres)
y: y coordinates of the location where the pottery sherd was found (in centimetres)
z: z coordinates of the location where the pottery sherd was found (in centimetres) =======
x: x coordinates of the location where the pottery sherd was found
y: y coordinates of the location where the pottery sherd was found
z: z coordinates of the location where the pottery sherd was found >>>>>>> e0614d646d838717373aaa51b18f03726fbd5732
References
Caro J., Plutniak S. 2022. “Refitting and Matching Neolithic Pottery Fragments from the Taï site, France”. doi: 10.5281/zenodo.7408706
Examples
data(Tai)
head(tai.fragments)