Unpacking the Burnt Building

Supplementary material belonging to Unpacking the Burnt Building: 3D Spatial Analysis Challenges Single-Event Interpretations of Prehistoric House Conflagration Victor Klinkenberg (corresponding author)a, b Marina Gavryushkina b Maria Hadjigavriel b a Archaeological Research Unit, University of Cyprus2 Nikokreontos and Themistokli Dervi street, 1066 Nicosia, Cyprus b Faculty of Archaeology, Leiden UniversityEinsteinweg 2, 2333 CC Leiden, The Netherlands Included in the supplementary data is a GeoDatabase (.gdb) containing: - The georeferenced 3D model as multipatch featureclass of trench BI21n produced at the moment the pottery context was excavated. - A multipatch featureclass with the 3D shapes of the documented pottery sherds - A 3D point featureclass with the centerpoints of the documented pottery sherds - A 3D Polyline featureclass with the refit connections within the pottery cluster - A polygon feature class with the trench boundary - A polygon featureclass with the general features outline (wall stub, floor, etc) - A georeferenced orthophoto of the trench - A table with information relating to the vessels (taphonomy, ware, shape) - A python script to run a superposition analysis on any 3D dataset in ArcGIS The same data are also included in a separate folder in more interoperable formats: - The georeferenced 3D model (.obj) of trench BI21n produced at the moment the pottery context was excavated. - A shapefile (.shp) with the 3D shapes of the documented pottery sherds - A 3D point shapefile (.shp) with the centerpoints of the documented pottery sherds - A 3D Polyline shapefile (.shp) with the refit connections within the pottery cluster - A polygon shapefile (.shp) with the trench boundary - A polygon shapefile (.shp) with the general features outline (wall stub, floor, etc) - A georeferenced orthophoto of the trench (.tif) - A table (.csv) with information relating to the vessels - A python code (.txt) to run a superposition analysis on any 3D dataset in ArcGIS In addition, the folder contains three Yed files (.graphml) with the Haris Matrices produced for this study (figures 8, 9 and 11)