This service provides archaeologists with access to a variety of web-based data science applications1. We host two ShinyProxy instances :
- tesselle
- These applications focus on quantitative analysis methods that have been specifically designed for archaeology. They serve as a versatile toolbox for exploring and analyzing common archaeological data. These applications are built on the R packages of the tesselle project.
- luminescence
- A collection of applications for luminescence dating. These applications are built on the R package Luminescence of the R Luminescence project. Access to this service requires logging in with your ORCID account.
When you stop or restart an application, all your activity within it, including any uploaded files, is deleted (we do not keep track of your research data). ↩︎