Comparison of various thresholding methods applied to a chronographic re-assessment of site chronologies [Supplementary Table]

Table showing a comparison of various thresholding methods applied to the results of a chronographic re-assesment of site chronologies based on associated find chronologies, for a few key sites in the Roman Period in the Kromme Rijn region (the Netherlands). The approach used to achieve these results is based on a chronographic method originally developed by Desachy (2016) and reworked into a Python script by the current author (see https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.18298748). This table is published as supplementary material to Lawrence et al. (2026). B. Desachy, From observed successions to quantified time: formalizing the basic steps of chronological reasoning, Acta IMEKO 5, 2, 2016, 4–13, doi: 10.21014/acta_imeko.v5i2.353. A. Lawrence – P. Verhagen – M. R. Groenhuijzen, Reassessing Roman Impact: A Mixed-Methods Analysis of Long-Term Changes in Settlement and Connectivity in the Kromme Rijn Region (Lower Germanic Limes), Germania xx, xx, 2026, xx–xx, doi: xx.