SI_Table_S1_unmodeled_modeled_Bayesian_results_GravettoNiches.tab

List of 14C ages, and their associated archaeological contexts, analyzed with the two Bayesian age model structures described in the text. The ages are organized by archaeological cultural phase. The unmodeled (calibrated) Highest Posterior Distribution (HPD, 95%) are provided in columns H and I. Columns J and K contain the results of Banks et al.’s [1] model run with the IntCal20 calibration curve [65]. Columns L and M contain the posterior intervals for event dates and cultural phases employing the same model structure as Banks et al. [1] including newly published ages as well as those obtained in this study. Columns N and O present posterior intervals for event dates and cultural phases obtained with an age model that separates the Northern Noaillian and Rayssian cultures of the Middle Gravettian into distinct, successive phases. Outlier determinations were made by examining the median (Q2) posterior standard deviations for the individual event dates and those with values greater than 420 are considered outliers. Outliers were removed from the models employing the 2019 model structure. Since outliers are heavily penalized by ChronoModel, their removal was not necessary for the second model structure that separated the Northern Noaillian and Rayssian into successive phases. Event dates with median posterior standard deviations greater than 420 are depicted in bold, maroon italics in columns N and O.