- Create a repository.
- Create a second branch called
gh-pages
. - Create your index file. The goal is to have a blurb introducing your work, and then a list of dated posts.
- Include a folder for stylesheets, as well as a favicon, readme or whatever other resources you need to make the site functional and good-looking.
- In a folder called
posts
, drop similarly styled html files with the text replaced with the new post. In my workflow, I'm writing the posts elsewhere and then editing them to remove confidential or personally identifying information. It might be a good idea to keep a blank html template file as one of my site resources. - Create a new line in the main page's html file that links to the corresponding post (structured thusly:
https://username.github.io/repository/posts/post1.html
) and you're all set!
<!DOCTYPE html> | |
<meta charset="utf-8"> | |
<style> | |
.subunit.TUR { fill: #acb; } | |
.subunit.SYR { fill: #cab; } | |
.subunit.IRQ { fill: #abd; } | |
.subunit.LBN { fill: #cba; } | |
.subunit.ISR { fill: #abc; } | |
.subunit.JOR { fill: #bac; } |
Period,Begin (cal BC),End (cal BC),Levant,Middle Euphrates,El Rouj Region,Cyprus,Northern Mesopotamian,Southern Mesopotamia,Khabur Region,Deh Luran Region,Northwestern Iran | |
0,,12500,Epi-Palaeolithic,,,,Epi-Palaeolithic / Zarzian,,,, | |
1,12500,9500,Natufian / Proto-Neolithic,,,Akrotiri Phase,,,,, | |
2,10500,8300,PPNA / Proto-Neolithic,Neolithic 1,,PPNA,,,,, | |
3,8300,7600,Early-Middle PPNB,Neolithic 2,,Sotira,,,,, | |
4,7600,6900,Late PPNB,Neolithic 2,El-Rouj 1,Late PPNB,Late PPNB,,,Bus Moreh, | |
5,6900,6400,Final PPNB / PPNC,Neolithic 3,El-Rouj 2a/b,Khirokitia,Final PPNB / Proto-Hassuna / Archaic Hassuna,Ubaid 0,Proto-Hassuna,Ali Kosh, | |
6,6400,5800,Yarmoukian / Amuq A,,El-Rouj 2c,Khirokitia,Archaic Hassuna / Hassuna / Samarra / Pre-Halaf / Proto-Halaf,Ubaid 1-2,Proto-Hassuna,Mohammed Jaffar / Sefid,Hajji Firuz / Hasanlu X | |
7,5800,5400,Jericho IX / Amuq B,,El-Rouj 2d/3,Khirokitia,Halaf,Ubaid 2,Samarra / Halaf,Surkh,Hajji Firuz / Hasanlu X | |
8,5400,5000,Amuq C-D,,El-Rouj 4,Khirokitia / Sotira,Northern Ubaid,Ubaid 3,,Sabz / Choga |
plot(a,pch=20, col = a.km$cluster) | |
symbols(x=a.km$centers,circles=a.km$size, add=TRUE) | |
text(x=a$x,y=a$y,labels=row.names(a[1:34,]),col="red",cex=0.5) |
# Load adjacency matrix as a graph object | |
library(igraph) | |
Load adjacency matrix: | |
dat=read.csv(file.choose(),header=TRUE,row.names=1,check.names=FALSE) | |
m=as.matrix(dat) | |
g=graph.adjacency(m,mode="undirected",weighted=TRUE) |
### INITIATE IGRAPH ### | |
library(igraph) | |
### LOAD NETWORK DATA ### | |
dat=read.csv(file.choose(),header=TRUE,row.names=1,check.names=FALSE) | |
m=as.matrix(dat) |
Methodological approaches to understanding and representing (archaeological) knowledge work - Costis Dallas
This reading list explores the different ways in which research practice and knowledge construction may be studied. It surveys various relevant methodologies, and assesses the implications that come to bear through their use. What kinds of information are collected through different data collection protocols? How does this contribute to different research outcomes down the road? How might insights garnered through different approaches lead to different ways of extending or applying them? How might the freedom and flexibility afforded by the use of grounded theory be leveraged effectively?
The starting point for this reading list is the assumption that archaeological projects be considered as cooperatively constructed socio-technical mechanisms that are iteratively designed and tinkered with to construct
@article{pop00001, | |
author = {M Rothenberg}, | |
type = {HTML}, | |
title = {Review of Cadw Mobile App [application]}, | |
journal = {Internet Archaeology}, | |
publisher = {intarch.ac.uk}, | |
url = {http://intarch.ac.uk/journal/issue44/14/}, | |
year = {2017}, | |
note = {Query date: 2018-09-10}, | |
} |
# install and run packages | |
# install.packages("bib2df") | |
# install.packages("rcrossref") | |
library(bib2df) | |
library(rcrossref) | |
# import the bibtex to a data frame | |
# biblio.bib is a file in the working directory | |
df <- bib2df("biblio.bib") |
/** | |
* getHex.gs | |
* =getHex(cell("address",A1)) returns hex code for background colour of cell A1 | |
* taken from https://stackoverflow.com/questions/28962526/google-spreadsheets-sort-filter-by-background-fill | |
*/ | |
function getHex(input) { | |
var ss = SpreadsheetApp.getActiveSpreadsheet(); | |
var cell = ss.getRange(input); | |
var result = cell.getBackground(); |