archaeological-datasets

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

Modelling temporal uncertainty in historical/archaeological datasets

Here you can find the source code of the GlobaLID web app.

Here you can find the most recent version of the GlobaLID database. Stable versions are regularly published at https://doi.org/10.5880/fidgeo.2025.080

Semantic Motif Segmentation of Archaeological Fresco Fragments (ICCV Workshop on E-Heritage, 2023)

Spread Processes and Rates behind Maize Agriculture

This map was made for my BA thesis in order to visualise oracular sites and healing sanctuaries of the ancient Mediterranean and its periphery.

Using a GAN to generate line art from photographs of cuneiform tablets.

Data and Analysis of the stacking rings published in L. Steinmann, Finds from Miletus XXXII: Clay Rings from the Sanctuary of Dionysos in Miletus, Archäologischer Anzeiger 2020/1, 2020

Dataset of 4,657 radiocarbon dates from the Southern Levant spanning the last 50,000 years

ViaSpania es una aplicación para analizar costes de desplazamiento sobre el terreno, comparar rutas y explorar la topografía, con cartografía y servicios de elevación integrados. ViaSpania is a desktop application for terrain-based least-cost analysis, route comparison and topographic exploration, with integrated cartography and elevation.

Python package for the p3k14c global archaeological radiocarbon database

A comprehensive radiocarbon dataset from Türkiye

Analysis of archaeological, epigraphic and textual proxies with the aim to shed light on some aspect of ancient social dynamics (including physical environment and conceptual world the people live in)

Microscope image stitiching program

GIS-based archaeological research project analyzing how modern human disturbances affect the preservation of Hellenistic and Roman tombs across Cyprus. Developed using QGIS, spatial proximity analysis, geospatial datasets, and archaeological spatial analysis techniques.

MESOSAT is a fault-tolerant ensemble model for the classification of archaeological sites. The intelligent system incorporates three ML models, a majority voter, fault injection mechanisms, and visualisation generation in the form of confusion matrices and heatmaps.

R code of the journal article R code of the journal article "Chemical and mineralogical characterization of late chalcolithic pottery (ca. 3700–3300 BCE) from southwest Anatolia (Türkiye)"

This code is design to compute an archaeological predictive model over different regions of the world - for Bronze and Iron Age periods - to compare the water ressource influence on settlement patterns.

A schema-free, single-file WebGIS for exploring archaeological and landscape survey sites — no server, no data bundled in.