This function combines c14_date_lists with
dplyr::bind_rows()
.
This is not a joining operation and it therefore
might introduce duplicates. See c14bazAAR::mark_duplicates()
and c14bazAAR::remove_duplicates()
for a way to find and remove
them.
Examples
# fuse three identical example c14_date_lists
fuse(example_c14_date_list, example_c14_date_list, example_c14_date_list)
#> Radiocarbon date list
#> dates: 27
#> sites: 4
#> countries: 5
#> uncalBP: 9000 - 1000
#>
#> # A data frame: 27 × 19
#> sourcedb method labnr c14age c14std c13val site sitetype feature period
#> <chr> <chr> <chr> <int> <int> <dbl> <chr> <chr> <chr> <chr>
#> 1 A Conv lab-1 1000 20 -15 Site A Burial mound Grave 1 NA
#> 2 A Conv lab-2 2000 30 -20 Site A NA Grave 2 Bronz…
#> 3 A AMS lab-3 3000 40 -25 Site B settlement NA Bronz…
#> 4 B NA lab-4 4000 50 -15 Site B settlement House 5 Late …
#> 5 B AMS lab-5 5000 50 -20 Site C settlement NA NA
#> 6 B AMS lab-6 6000 60 -25 Site C settlement Oven 4 Early…
#> 7 C AMS lab-7 7000 70 -15 Site D Camp Hut 2 Mesol…
#> 8 C AMS lab-8 8000 80 -20 Site D Camp Hut 2 Mesol…
#> 9 C AMS lab-9 9000 90 -25 Site D Camp Hut 3 Mesol…
#> 10 A Conv lab-1 1000 20 -15 Site A Burial mound Grave 1 NA
#> # ℹ 17 more rows
#> # ℹ 9 more variables: culture <chr>, material <chr>, species <chr>,
#> # region <chr>, country <chr>, lat <dbl>, lon <dbl>, shortref <chr>,
#> # comment <chr>