Wadang as Cultural Shield: Eave Tile Iconography and Lingnan Identity at the Nanyue Palace Site, Guangzhou

. Wadang_Supplementary_Dataset.xlsx
Microsoft Excel workbook with four worksheets:
- Sheet 1 "Typological Classification": Full specimen-level data for all
17 wadang specimens analyzed in the associated article, including motif
descriptions, iconographic codes, symbolic domains, political contexts,
cultural identity claims, comparative site references, and catalogue
cross-references.
- Sheet 2 "Iconographic Coding Framework": Complete codebook for the
22 analytical codes applied in this study, organized by category
(Motif Type, Symbolic Domain, Identity Claim, Script Style,
Surface Treatment), with definitions, Panofsky tier assignments,
example specimen IDs, and key theoretical references.
- Sheet 3 "Field Observation Protocol": Structured records of the 6
field observation sessions conducted at the Nanyue Palace Museum
(Guangzhou) in 2024-2025, including observation focus, methods,
key observations, theoretical relevance, and follow-up actions.
- Sheet 4 "Summary Statistics": Phase-level summary of specimen counts,
dominant motif categories, primary identity claim codes, and
Panofsky tier emphases; includes dataset metadata and source citations.

2. Wadang_Typological_Data.csv
Plain-text CSV export of Sheet 1 (Typological Classification), encoded
in UTF-8 with BOM to ensure correct display of Chinese characters.
This is the machine-readable version preferred by Mendeley Data.
Column headers use underscores and ASCII-only characters for
interoperability with statistical software (R, Python/pandas, SPSS).