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Slides, code examples, and exercises for the visualisation module of "R for Archaeologists", a winter school held at the University of Pisa, 2020–2024

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R for Archaeologists: Visualisation

This repository contains the slides and source code for a workshop on visualisation in R, part of the R for Archaeologists (R4R) winter school held at the University of Pisa on:

  • 22nd January – 2nd February 2024
  • 30th January – 10th February 2023
  • 24th January – 4th February 2022
  • 25th January – 5th February 2021
  • 27th January – 7th February 2020

The slides use remark.js and are generated from an RMarkdown file using the xaringan package. You may find it useful to look at the RMarkdown file to see the R code for some of the examples.

How to view the slides

Online

The built slides are available online at http://joeroe.io/r4r_visualisation/r4r_visualisation_slides.html.

Press p in the presentation window to view the speaker notes and c to open a new window.

In RStudio

Clone or download this repository from GitHub and open r4r_visualisation.Rproj in RStudio.

Make sure you have the following packages installed:

install.packages(c("tidyverse", "scales", "rcarbon", "sf", "rnaturalearth", "tidygraph", "ggraph", "remotes", "gt", "archdata", "raster", "xaringan", "xaringanthemer"))
remotes::install_github("joeroe/stratigraphr")
remotes::install_github("rstudio/fontawesome")

You should then be able to open r4r_visualisation_slides.Rmd in RStudio and view the slides using the "knit" button at the top of the editor pane or knitr::knit("r4r_visualisation_slides.Rmd").

Press p in the presentation window to view the speaker notes and c to open a new window.

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Slides, code examples, and exercises for the visualisation module of "R for Archaeologists", a winter school held at the University of Pisa, 2020–2024

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