#' ArchaeologicalFloors
#'
#' Data and code to reproduce the results in Negre et al. (2016) which
#' implements a cost-based geostatistical analysis of chemical residues on
#' archaeological floors.
#'
#' @import geoRcb
#'
#' @references N. Negre, F. Muñoz, C. Lancelotti (2016). Geostatistical
#' modelling of chemical residues on archaeological floors in the presence of
#' barriers Journal of Archaeological Science 70 (2016) 91--101
#' @name ArchaeologicalFloors
#' @docType package
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#' Jandhala
#'
#' Measurements (N = 70) of chemical residues taken in various points
#' distributed homogeneously over the floor in a domestic unit from Jandhala, a
#' village in the Patan district of North Gujarat, India. Specifically, Calcium
#' and a combination of several chemical elements (Calcium, Phosphorus,
#' Potassium, Magnesium and Strontium) which can account for the signature of
#' deposited food remains areas.
#'
#' Variables include rectangular coordinates (x, y) of the observations in m, and the
#' measured values of Calcium (Ca) and food remains (foodremains).
#'
#' @references N. Negre, F. Muñoz, C. Lancelotti (2016). Geostatistical
#' modelling of chemical residues on archaeological floors in the presence of
#' barriers Journal of Archaeological Science 70 (2016) 91--101
#' @name Jandhala
#' @docType data
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