@ReggieHere @mrundkvist They're not the same thing. A bar chart plots a numeric variable vs. a categorical variable. A histogram visualises the distribution of a single numeric variable.

@petersuber We made something similar for archaeology, which has some overlap with DAFNEE: https://diamond.open-archaeo.info/

@mick Continuous archiving (https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/continuous-archiving.html) on another server, so zero.

@Ruth_Mottram Åh, så betaler de for Windows eller macOS, eller hvad? Jeg har aldrig kunnet forstå, hvordan det kan være lovligt for offentlige institutioner at gøre det obligatoriskt for borgere at købe varer fra specifikke firmaer...

Beyond collecting data from disparate sources in one place, XRONOS has a variety of semi-automated systems for discovering and addressing data quality issues. For example, we are in the process of ensuring that the c. 12000 taxonomic records we have associated with radiocarbon samples are all […]

Unfortunately the coverage of these existing databases is highly uneven, reflecting long-standing inequalities in funding and research infrastructure that favours North America, Europe, and to a lesser extent the Middle East and China, over the global south […]

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We were able to build XRONOS because, for decades now, archaeologists have been compiling chronological data into (primarily) regional databases, building on an earlier tradition of labs publishing 'date lists' in journals – a practice going back to the Nobel […]

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Update: turns out the fancy computer vision and document AI pipeline made a tonne of mistakes. Back to transcribing it by hand...

@mattomasini Deadline now extended to 9 November :)

@mattomasini * Assuming that CAA doesn't follow its age-old tradition of extending the deadline, of course...

@mrundkvist Honestly not a bad description of early colonial archaeology though…