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Updated: Saturday, 27-Mar-1999 15:08:50 EST
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A Guide to Statistical Computing Resources on the Internet.
Resource guide by Ken Varnum and John Weise, University of Michigan.
BASP: The Bonn Archaeological Statistics Package (DOS and Windows).
Documentation and program files are now located on the archnet/Spirit
server. European users may get faster results via the Tuebingen
archive. Newest Version: 5.29
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Calib v. 3.03c, Radiocarbon calibration program from the University of
Washington. Stuiver and Reimer's (1994) program is constantly updated and
available for both MAC and DOS platforms.
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CavePlot - Mapping software for caves and rockshelters. Available
only for Macintosh platform.
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Entrer Trois, is a DOS based data entry program.
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Forager 2.01, An update of the popular foraging simulation program by
Brian Jones (UCONN). This interactive MS-DOS program allows users to set foraging area size and
the types and amounts of available food resources. Also known at UCONN as
"Brian's World". To download the program for20.zip (76k),
click here.
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Map Maker - September 1995 Update. Map Maker is a user-friendly
geographical information system for
Windows which is being made available for free to non-profit
organizations, academics, students, and international
and governmental organizations. Approximately 700k.
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NOAA/Paleoclimatology Software Archive. Pollen database and mapping
software.
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OxCal v. 2.18: Radiocarbon calibration program from the Research
Laboratory for Archaeology and Art History at Oxford University. This
MS-Windows program is easy to use and extremely fast. An essential tool
with excellent on-line documentation. OxCal is
now available for download from the ArchNet Software Archive (634k).
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Point is a projectile point classification program by
Tara Prindle (UCONN). This program
utilizes morphological data to classify projectile points from the
northeastern United States. Click
here to download the program (MS DOS platform only). Program documentation is available on-line.
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RAD - Rock Art Database MS-DOS program for cataloguing rock art
sites.
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Sampler An archaeological sampling simulation from
Brian Jones (UCONN). Allows users to specify size of region, sampling
unit, and sample size. Click
here to download the program directly (MS DOS platform only).
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TriPlot 2.1 A ternary plotting program.
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Open Archaeology
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