chronochrt-package | R Documentation |
ChronochRt offers an easy way to draw chronological charts from tables. It aims to provide an intuitive environment for anyone new to R.
Slim structure of chronological datasets
Import tabular data files and
Import Excel files (requires the package readxl
Possibility to display up to 2 chronological systems within the same region (e.g. long and short chronologies)
Layout of the chronological chart optimised for easy readability and comprehensibility
Years in BCE must be negative - that's all you need to care about for dates
Handling of insecure dates
Handling of gaps, e.g. abandonment phases of sites
Optional text labels
Optional image labels to e.g. display key finds or show typological developments
Geoms for the chronological chart and image labels
Export of the chronological chart in different file formats (raster and vector graphics)
Easy customisation of the chronological chart
Based on the tidyverse: Seamless integration in pipes, enhanced customisation with ggplot2
Vignettes
Maintainer: Thomas Rose thomas.rose@daad-alumni.de (ORCID)
Authors:
Chiara Girotto chiara.girotto@web.de (ORCID)
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