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Archaeobotanical database CZAD
The Archaeobotanical Database of the Czech Republic provides access to archaeobotanical analyses and primary data on individual pieces of archaeobotanical research in the Czech Republic. Data input was performed from July 2009 to December 2011. Additional data is added on an ongoing basis.
CZAD provides access to data on individual archaeobotanical research projects in the Czech Republic (author of botanical identification, archaeological dating, location type, number of analyzed seeds/fruits, number of plant taxons found). A uniform system for the coding of plant taxons is a key prerequisite for the aggregation of data from various archaeobotanical facilities. Information on the archaeological location and context of the sample studied is sorted hierarchically (Research-Object-Sample). The database structure also contains information on environmental properties of the individual taxons (e.g., např. Ellenberg indicator values). Osoba odpovědná za správu informačního zdroje:PhDr. Dreslerová Dagmar Ph.D. (dreslerova@arup.cas.cz) Aktuální obsah informačního zdroje:7 ,700 plant macroremains from 370 sites Zamýšlený obsah informačního zdroje:Natural addition of entries in relation to analysis conducted Záznamy mají připojené digitální objekty:no
- Person responsible for administration of information source
PhDr. Dreslerová Dagmar Ph.D. (dreslerova@arup.cas.cz) - Current content of information source
7,700 plant macroremains from 370 sites - Intended content of information source
Natural addition of entries in relation to analysis conducted - Listings have associated digital objects
No - Availability of the information source without online access
Institute of Archaeology of the CAS, Prague, v. v. i. Department of the archaeology of landscape and archaeobiology Letenská 4, Prague 1, 118 01
Online access: http://www.arup.cas.cz/czad
Author/administrator of source:
Institute of Archaeology of the CAS, Prague, v. v. i.
Availability:
partly online
Type of resource:
database
Subject:
archaeology
Keywords:
antracology, archaeobotany, archaeological research, plant macroremains