Tutorial on how to visualise, analyse and interpret stable isotope data

A packaged R ‘Shiny’ application for the visualisation, interactive exploration, and web communication of archaeological spatial data.

Displays SVG files of archaeological sites.

This r script produces a exploratory visual for assessing site date ranges originally suggested to me by wesley bernardini redlands university

This r function creates a simple ford diagram for archaeological seriation with error bars determined based on sample size were count data are given

Constructs a graphical representation of petrographic drilling profiles.

The GlobaLID web app

A one-pager website meant to allow a person to interactively build a harris matrix.

Data visualization guidelines for stable isotopes graphs, with examples

Data and script to generate a map of the Netherlands for isotopic analyses

Ternary plots made simple.

Resources relevant to visualisation of isotopic results

Colour schemes for scientific data visualization.

Visualizes digital archaeology as a fantasy landscape.

Provides easy access to, and manipulation of, the munsell colours

Make a stratigraphic-style plot-schematic of sediment colour using munsell values

Plot data on skeletal templates quickly

tutorial on an intuitive way to visualise a dental inventory in a sample

Automates the digital inking process of archaeological pottery drawings, transforming pencil drawings into publication-ready illustrations while preserving the original characteristics and enhancing their analytical power.