Bipartite Graphs for Archaeological Assemblage Networks

Data Science in Archaeology, Part I

I’ve occasionally been asked, especially since I decided to go “all in” by getting another graduate degree [1], what data science has to do with archaeology [2]. This will be the first of a short series of articles to demonstrate how I’ve been using data, statistics, and such to gain insights into what is a surprisingly convoluted area of research. Basically, while many data scientists are trying …

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