Anglo-Saxon Graves and Grave Goods of the 6th and 7th Centuries AD: A Chronological Framework

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Database files | Spreadsheets (e-Figures) | Bayesian analysis programmes (e-Figure 7.4)

Bayesian analysis programmes (e-Figure 7.4)

The CQL2 program code and run files (OxCal v4.1) that define the structure of the Bayesian model incorporating the associated radiocarbon dates with the sequence of bead-types derived from the final seriation.

The OxCal software is available on the Oxford Radiocarbon Accerator Unit (ORAU) website.

beads_sequence.oxcal - CQL2 program code (OxCal v4.1) OXCAL 14 Kb
beads_sequence.txt - a text download from the OxCal software TXT
beads_sequence.txt - a text download from the OxCal software
beads_sequence.txt
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beads_sequence.svg - the plot of the sequaence of bead type produced by the OxCal software SVG 286 Kb

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