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All Fields (A-Z)

Alternative location name​

alternative_location_name

Alternate name for the location where the source was collected. This may include a different known name for the toponym, spelling variations, or the original name in a non-Latin alphabet. Example: تل موزان

TypeRequiredTable
stringnolocations

Analytical parameters identifier​

analytical_parameters_id

This field contains the unique identifier for the set of analytical parameters associated with a specific analysis.

Archaeological culture​

archaeological_culture

This field identifies the specific cultural group or archaeological tradition associated with the material or context. It refers to a distinct culture recognized through material remains, such as tools, pottery, or architectural styles, which characterize a particular group in a given region and time period. Examples include the Mycenaean culture, the La Tène culture, or the Clovis culture. This field helps to further define the cultural context of the material beyond its general period.

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yesmaterials

Archaeological period​

archaeological_period

This field indicates the general time period or era to which the material or context belongs, based on archaeological dating. It reflects a broader chronological framework, such as the Neolithic, Bronze Age, or Roman period, providing context for the temporal placement of the material within a specific era of human history.

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yesmaterials

Allowed Values:

  • stone age
  • paleolithic
  • epipaleolithic
  • neolithic
  • chalcolithic
  • bronze age
  • iron age
  • hellenistic
  • roman
  • late antiquity
  • migration period
  • medieval
  • byzantine
  • ottoman
  • post-medieval
  • industrial
  • lithic stage
  • archaic
  • formative
  • classic
  • post-classic
  • indigenous period
  • european-contact pre-settlement period
  • settlement / pre-industrial
  • ancient
  • imperial
  • classical
  • feudal
  • dynastic
  • colonial
  • modern

Authors​

authors

The names of the individuals who contributed to the work, listed in the order they appear in the original publication. The standard format is “Last Name, First Name” for each author, with multiple authors separated by semicolons (e.g., “Smith, John; Doe, Jane”). This format ensures clarity and consistency when identifying all contributing authors of the work.

TypeRequiredMultipleTable
stringyesyesreferences

Biological age - exact​

biological_age_exact

This field records the precise biological age of an individual (human or non-human), expressed in years. It can be used whether the individual is living or deceased. The age is determined through reliable methods, reflecting the actual age rather than an estimated range.

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalnoyear old (y.o.)materials

Biological age - maximum​

biological_age_max

This field records the estimated maximum biological age of an individual (human or non-human), expressed in years. It is used when the exact age is uncertain, providing an upper boundary based on biological or osteological evidence.

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalnoyear old (y.o.)materials

Biological age - minimum​

biological_age_min

This field records the estimated minimum biological age of an individual (human or non-human), expressed in years. It is used when the exact age cannot be determined, providing a lower boundary based on available evidence from biological or osteological assessments. If no further information is available and the individual is reported only as an "adult" in the original source, this field can be filled with the value 18.

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalnoyear old (y.o.)materials

Biological age category​

biological_age_category

Biological age category denotes the estimated age of an individual based on osteological features. The IsoArcH database uses a binary division into non-adult and adult, with an arbitrary cut-off value of 18 years old. Individuals overlapping the two age categories remain unclassified.

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yesmaterials

Allowed Values:

  • adult
  • non-adult

Biological sex​

biological_sex

Biological sex indicates the sex of an individual estimed through bioanthropological methods (osteology, proteomics, DNA, etc.) as reported in the original paper.

TypeRequiredTable
stringnomaterials

Allowed Values:

  • M
  • F
  • F?
  • M?
  • I
  • NA

Body disposal​

body_disposal

Body disposal type refers to the way the human corpse (or its remains) was disposed.

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yesmaterials

Allowed Values:

  • inhumation
  • cremation
  • scattered

Body orientation​

body_orientation

Body orientation refers to the positioning of the deceased within a burial relative to the cardinal directions. The orientation is established from the head down to the feet.

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yesmaterials

Allowed Values:

  • north/south
  • west/east
  • north-east/south-west
  • north-west/south-east
  • south/north
  • east/west
  • south-east/north-west
  • south-west/north-east

Body position​

body_position

Body position refers to the original positioning of a corpse within a burial.

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yesmaterials

Allowed Values:

  • ventral
  • dorsal
  • lateral right
  • sitting
  • lateral left
  • lateral

Body side​

body_side

Body side indicates the right or left half of a human or animal, determined by the sagittal plane, which vertically divides the body into two sections.

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yessamples

Allowed Values:

  • left
  • right

Bone​

bone

Bone denotes the precise identification of the bone chosen for sampling.

TypeRequiredTable
stringnosamples

Allowed Values:

  • antler
  • astragalus
  • carapace
  • carpal
  • clavicle
  • cleithrum
  • coffin
  • cranium
  • dentary
  • diaphysis
  • femur
  • fibula
  • fin spine
  • horn
  • humerus
  • indeterminate
  • long bone
  • mandible
  • maxilla
  • metacarpal
  • metapodial
  • metatarsal
  • molar
  • mtc
  • operculum
  • pastern
  • patella
  • pelvis
  • petrous
  • phalange
  • phalanx
  • plastron
  • radius
  • rib
  • scapula
  • sesamoid
  • skull
  • sternum
  • talus
  • tarsal
  • tarsometatarsal
  • tibia
  • tibiotarsus
  • ulna
  • vertebra

Bone preservation​

bone_preservation

Bone preservation describes the overall macroscopic state of preservation of the bones of a human individual.

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yesmaterials

Allowed Values:

  • well
  • medium
  • poor

Book title​

book_title

This field contains the full title of the book from which a reference or citation is taken. It should be entered exactly as it appears in the original publication, including any subtitles.

TypeRequiredTable
stringnoreferences

Burial assemblage​

burial_assemblage

Burial assemblage refers to number and timing of corpse deposition(s) within a burial.

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yesmaterials

Allowed Values:

  • individual
  • plural
  • plural:collective
  • plural:multiple

Burial?​

burial

Burial refers to the identification of a burial feature in which a human body or its remains had been intentionally deposited.

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yesmaterials

Allowed Values:

  • yes
  • no

C:N​

c_n

TypeRequiredTable
decimalnoorganic_measures

C:S​

c_s

TypeRequiredTable
decimalnoorganic_measures

collagen yield (%)​

collagen_yield

TypeRequiredTable
decimalnoorganic_measures

Combustion stage​

combustion_stage

Combustion stage denotes the two main phases of a burning process that are observable at a macroscopic level.

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yessamples

Allowed Values:

  • charred
  • calcined

Composite sample?​

composite_sample

This field enables indicating whether the analyzed sample is a composite of multiple grab samples pooled together to provide one sample.

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yessamples

Allowed Values:

  • yes
  • no

Container material​

container_material

Container type pertains to the hollow object, receptacle or enclosure utilized for holding a deceased human body or its remains. Given the array of available options, this field specifies solely the construction material category.

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yesmaterials

Allowed Values:

  • perishable
  • stone
  • metal
  • pottery
  • plaster

Context​

context

This field specifies the contextual classification of the material being referenced. “Archaeological” refers to materials from historical or prehistorical periods with clear archaeological contexts, including humans, animals, and plants. “Environmental” pertains to contemporary plants, animals, and abiotic materials such as soil, rocks, or water. “Modern” applies exclusively to human materials from non-archaeological contexts.

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringyesLowercase: yesmaterials

Allowed Values:

  • archaeological
  • environmental
  • modern

Coordinates type​

coordinates_type

Coordinates type indicates the precision of the geographic location where the material was collected, whether exact or approximate.

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringyesLowercase: yeslocations, materials

Allowed Values:

  • exact
  • approximate

Database contact​

database_contact

This field lists the contact information for the database administrator or the support team. It usually includes an email address.

TypeRequiredTable
stringnodatabases

Database description​

database_description

This field provides a brief but comprehensive summary of the database's content, purpose, and potential use.

TypeRequiredTable
stringnodatabases

Database name​

database_name

This field contains the official name of the source database. It is used specifically to identify and refer to the external database that provided the data, ensuring proper attribution.

Database url​

database_url

This field stores the web address where the database can be accessed. It should be a direct link that users can click to reach the database online, ensuring easy access to the data and related resources.

TypeRequiredTable
stringnodatabases

Dataset abstract​

dataset_abstract

This field contains a brief summary or description of the dataset, outlining its scope, content, and purpose. The abstract helps users quickly understand the dataset’s main features, the type of data it contains, and its relevance for specific research topics.

TypeRequiredTable
stringnodatasets

Dataset authors​

dataset_authors

This field lists the names of the individuals who contributed to the creation of the dataset. The standard format for each author is “Last Name, First Name,” with multiple authors separated by semicolons (e.g., “Smith, John; Doe, Jane”). This format ensures clarity and consistency when recognizing and properly attributing all contributors to the dataset.

TypeRequiredMultipleTable
stringyesyesdatasets

Dataset contact​

dataset_contact

This field provides the contact information for the person or team responsible for the dataset. This is typically an email address.

TypeRequiredTable
stringyesdatasets

Dataset DOI​

dataset_doi

This field contains the Digital Object Identifier (DOI) assigned to the dataset. It provides a unique and permanent identifier for the dataset, ensuring it can be accurately cited and easily retrieved in digital repositories associated with IsoArcH. In the case of compilations, the IsoArcH DOI also references the original source works included in the dataset, providing proper attribution and a direct link to the foundational research.

Dataset keywords​

dataset_keywords

This field includes a list of keywords that describe the main themes, topics, or content of the dataset.

TypeRequiredMultipleTable
stringnoyesdatasets

Dataset license​

dataset_license

This field specifies the license under which the dataset is shared, indicating the permissions and restrictions for its use, distribution, and modification. The license ensures clarity on how the data can be accessed and reused by others, supporting transparency and compliance with legal standards.

TypeRequiredTable
stringnodatasets

Dataset status​

dataset_status

This field describes the current state or stage of the dataset. It reflects whether the dataset has been finalized or is still undergoing preparation or updates.

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yesdatasets

Allowed Values:

  • fully archived
  • in progress
  • embargo

Dataset title​

dataset_title

This field records the full title of the dataset, providing a clear and concise description of the content or focus of the dataset. The title should be informative and specific to allow users to quickly understand the nature of the data.

TypeRequiredTable
stringyesdatasets

Decomposition​

decomposition

Decomposition refers to the immediate environment where the decay of a human body occurs, influencing or preventing the disarticulation and movement of skeletal remains within the burial.

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yesmaterials

Allowed Values:

  • void
  • filled space

Dental arch​

dental_arch

Dental arch denotes the identification of arcade of teeth chosen for sampling.

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yessamples

Allowed Values:

  • upper
  • lower

Deposition type​

deposition_type

Deposition type denotes the category of funerary deposits for a human corpse or its remains.

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yesmaterials

Allowed Values:

  • primary
  • secondary
  • reduction
  • relic

DOI​

doi

This field contains the Digital Object Identifier (DOI) of the referenced publication. It is highly recommended as it allows users to directly access the original work and helps ensure accurate citation and retrieval of referenced materials.

TypeRequiredTable
stringnoreferences

Editors​

editors

The name(s) of the person or people responsible for compiling, reviewing, or editing the content of the publication, usually applicable to books or collections. Editors play a significant role in shaping the structure and quality of the publication.

TypeRequiredMultipleTable
stringnoyesreferences

Fish category​

fish_category

Fish category offers an additional layer of information regarding the ecological niches and habitats where the fish thrive.

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yesmaterials

Allowed Values:

  • freshwater
  • marine
  • anadromous
  • catadromous
  • diadromous

Funerary architecture​

funerary_architecture

Funerary architecture refers to the specific construction and design features of a funerary structure from which the material originates.

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yesmaterials

Allowed Values:

  • simple pit
  • arranged tomb
  • jar tomb
  • niche grave

Gender​

gender

This field denotes the gender assigned by archaeologists based on grave goods, burial architecture, and other funerary materials.

TypeRequiredTable
stringnomaterials

Grave goods​

grave_goods

This field indicates whether items were placed with the deceased at the time of burial.

TypeRequiredTable
stringnomaterials

Group count - exact​

group_count_exact

This field specifies the exact number of individuals or elements within a group when the count is definitively known. It is used when there is sufficient evidence to confirm the total quantity, ensuring precise documentation of group composition. The group field must be set to "yes" for this entry.

TypeRequiredTable
integernomaterials

Group count - minimum​

group_count_min

This field records the minimum estimated number of individuals or elements in a group when an exact count is uncertain. It corresponds to the Minimum Number of Individuals (MNI) and provides a lower boundary for the group size based on available evidence, particularly useful in cases of partial remains or fragmented elements. The group field must be set to "yes" for this entry.

TypeRequiredTable
integernomaterials

Group?​

group

The "group" field indicates whether a record represents a group of individuals (e.g., a collective cremation) or multiple elements, such as a batch of mixed seeds. It should be set to "yes" if the record represents a group, or "no" or left blank if it does not represent a group. This field can also work with parent_material_id to associate distinct individuals within a group, allowing for separate biological details like sex and age. If the group is confirmed to share the same biological characteristics, it is not necessary to link additional records.

TypeRequiredTable
stringnomaterials

Allowed Values:

  • yes
  • no

Instrumentation​

instrumentation

This field specifies the type of instrument or equipment used to conduct the analysis and obtain the measured values.

ISBN​

isbn

This field records the unique identifier, ISBN (International Standard Book Number), assigned to books or monographs.

TypeRequiredTable
stringnoreferences

ISSN​

issn

This field contains the International Standard Serial Number (ISSN), a unique 8-digit identifier assigned to the serial publication (e.g., journals, periodicals, or magazines) in which the referenced work was published.

TypeRequiredTable
stringnoreferences

Issue​

issue

The issue number of the journal in which the article is found, often used in conjunction with the volume number. Issues typically represent a subset of articles published within a specific time frame, such as monthly or quarterly. Including the issue number ensures precise identification of the source.

TypeRequiredTable
stringnoreferences

Journal​

journal

This field contains the name of the academic journal, magazine, or periodical in which the referenced work was published. It provides a standardized reference for locating where the work appeared, such as “Nature,” “Science,” or “Journal of Archaeological Science.”

TypeRequiredTable
stringnoreferences

Known value​

known_value

This field contains the expected or known value of the standard being used. This value serves as the reference against which the measured results are compared to assess the accuracy and reliability of the analytical process.

TypeRequiredTable
decimalnoanalytical_parameters

Latitude​

latitude

Latitude, an angular measurement in degrees north or south from the equator, serves as the geographic coordinate for the location where the material was collected. There are no constraints on the number of digits following the decimal point. Example: 7.316667

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalyesWGS84locations, materials

Location name​

location_name

Name of the location, typically an archaeological site, where the source was collected. Example: Catacombs of Marcellinus and Peter

TypeRequiredTable
stringyeslocations, materials

Longitude​

longitude

Longitude, an angular measurement in degrees east or west from the prime meridian, acts as a coordinate for pinpointing the location where the material was collected. There are no constraints on the number of digits following the decimal point. Example: 13.5833333

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalyesWGS84locations, materials

Material identifier​

material_id

Material identifier is a unique identifier assigned first by the compiler and then by the IsoArcH database to each collected material. In each dataset, these numbers will span from 1 to n, with n representing the maximum number of materials compiled. Once in the IsoArcH database, this identifier will include the dataset number as a prefix. GRIST may automatically populate this field. Example: 1

TypeRequiredTable
identifieryesmaterials, samples

Material type​

material_type

A material is defined as the individual, specimen, element, or compound from which a sample originates. The type of material is restricted to specific allowed values. Example: For a human, choose hominin.

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringyesLowercase: yesmaterials

Allowed Values:

  • hominin
  • animal
  • plant
  • organic residue
  • water
  • lichen
  • dry deposition
  • rock
  • sediment
  • soil
  • litter

Measured proxy​

measured_proxy

This field specifies the element or isotope proxy that was measured during the analytical run. Examples include isotopic measurements such as δ13C, δ34S, δ18O, etc. This field indicates the specific proxy being analyzed.

TypeRequiredTable
stringnoanalytical_parameters

Allowed Values:

  • δ13C
  • δ15N
  • δ34S
  • δ13C carbonate
  • δ18O carbonate
  • δ18O phosphate
  • δ18O total
  • 87Sr/86Sr
  • δ88Sr
  • 143Nd/144Nd

Measured uncertainty​

measured_uncertainty

This field represents the uncertainty associated with the measured value. Expressed to one decimal point, it indicates the range or degree of variability in the measurement, reflecting how confident the researcher is in the accuracy of the measured result.

TypeRequiredTable
decimalnoanalytical_parameters

Measured uncertainty type​

measured_uncertainty_type

This field specifies the type of statistical uncertainty associated with the measured value. Accepted values are “sd”, “2sd”, “se” or “2se”. This clarifies the basis of the uncertainty measurement, helping to interpret the level of confidence and precision in the reported value.

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yesanalytical_parameters

Allowed Values:

  • sd
  • 2sd
  • se
  • 2se

Measured value​

measured_value

This field records the actual value obtained for the measured proxy during the analytical run. It represents the experimental result and is compared against the known value of the standard to evaluate the success of the measurement.

TypeRequiredTable
decimalnoanalytical_parameters

Mummification​

mummification

Mummification refers to the alteration of the decomposition process caused by human intervention or natural phenomena.

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yesmaterials

Allowed Values:

  • artificial
  • natural

N:S​

n_s

TypeRequiredTable
decimalnoorganic_measures

Nd concentration (ppb)​

nd_concentration_ppb

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalnoppbmineral_measures

Nd concentration (ppb) uncertainty​

nd_concentration_ppb_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalnoppbmineral_measures

Nd concentration uncertainty type​

nd_concentration_uncertainty_type

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yesmineral_measures

Allowed Values:

  • sd
  • 2sd
  • se
  • 2se

Original burial identifier​

original_burial_id

Original burial identifier corresponds to the the name or code assigned to the funerary structure from which the material originates.

TypeRequiredTable
stringnomaterials

Original material identifier​

original_material_id

Original material identifier refers to the name of the material, usually a code, as stated in the original paper, database or lab.

TypeRequiredTable
stringnomaterials

Original sample identifier​

original_sample_id

Original sample identifier refers to the name of the material, usually a code, as stated in the original paper, database or lab.

TypeRequiredTable
stringnosamples

Pages​

pages

The range of pages on which the article or chapter appears in the publication. This information is essential for locating the exact portion of the text being referenced, especially in lengthy publications.

TypeRequiredTable
stringnoreferences

Parent material identifier​

parent_material_id

This field contains the identifier of the parent material and is used to establish a connection when the current material is part of a larger group or context. This is particularly useful in cases such as cremation, where multiple individuals might be present together in a single context. The parent material should have the type “group” to indicate that it represents a collective or shared material context, linking all associated individuals or material fragments to this overarching group identifier.

TypeRequiredTable
identifiernomaterials

Pathological change on sample​

pathological_change_on_sample

Brief description of any pathological change on the sampled element, if present. This is a free-text field that should remain concise, with a brief and clear description.

TypeRequiredTable
stringnosamples

Pathological observations​

pathological_observations

Brief description of any pathological observations at the individual level, if present. This is a free-text field that should remain concise, with a brief and clear description.

TypeRequiredTable
stringnomaterials

Plant category​

plant_category

This field classifies the sampled plant material based on its general growth form or structural type. It identifies whether the plant is a tree, shrub, grass, or another category, providing context for its ecological role and environmental adaptation.

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yesmaterials

Allowed Values:

  • tree
  • shrub
  • grass

Plant metabolism​

plant_metabolism

Plant metabolism denotes the metabolic pathway utilized by a plant for carbon fixation during photosynthesis.

TypeRequiredTable
stringnomaterials

Allowed Values:

  • C3
  • C4
  • CAM

Publisher​

publisher

The name of the organization or company responsible for producing and distributing the book, report, or other publication. The publisher’s role is to manage the production process, from editing to printing and distribution.

TypeRequiredTable
stringnoreferences

Publisher location​

publisher_location

The city (and sometimes the country) where the publisher’s headquarters or offices are located. This information is traditionally included to provide context about the origin of the publication and its geographic base.

TypeRequiredTable
stringnoreferences

Reference Type​

reference_type

The category or type of reference, indicating the nature of the publication. Common types include journal articles, books, book chapters, theses, conference papers, technical reports, and more. Identifying the reference type helps clarify the format and context of the publication.

TypeRequiredTable
stringyesreferences

Allowed Values:

  • Book
  • BookChapter
  • ConferencePaper
  • Dataset
  • Dissertation
  • Journal
  • JournalArticle
  • Preprint
  • Report
  • Other

Relative dating - lower limit​

relative_dating_lower_limit

Lower limit of the estimated age for the collected sample. The age may refer to the material itself or to its surrounding context, such as the age of an archaeological layer or an architectural feature. For dates expressed in calendar years BCE, a hyphen-minus symbol (e.g., -753) should precede the year. In cases where the material is contemporary, the year of sampling should be used in both this field and the “Relative Dating - Upper Limit” field.

TypeRequiredTable
integernomaterials

Relative dating - upper limit​

relative_dating_upper_limit

Upper limit of the estimated age for the collected sample. The age may refer to the material itself or to its surrounding context, such as the age of an archaeological layer or an architectural feature. For dates expressed in calendar years BCE, a hyphen-minus symbol (e.g., -753) should precede the year. In cases where the material is contemporary, the year of sampling should be used in both this field and the “Relative Dating - Lower Limit” field.

TypeRequiredTable
integernomaterials

Relative dating timescale​

relative_dating_timescale

The timescale used for expressing the relative dates associated with the material or context. The accepted values are BCE/CE, calBP, and BP. This field helps clarify the chronological system used for the provided relative dating values, ensuring consistency in the interpretation of the time periods.

TypeRequiredTable
stringnomaterials

Allowed Values:

  • BCE/CE
  • cal BP
  • BP

Reported biological age category​

reported_biological_age_category

Reported biological age group refers to the ordinal age group to which an individual belongs as presented in the original paper. Example: Infans I.

TypeRequiredTable
stringnomaterials

Reported biological identification​

reported_biological_identification

Reported biological identification pertains to the taxonomic classification assigned to an animal as reported in the paper, which may allude to either scientific or vernacular nomenclature.

TypeRequiredTable
stringnomaterials

Result type​

result_type

Result type is a field that enables specification of the type of measured value being reported. When multiple values, such as a range, are applicable to a specific sample, this field should be completed multiple times, each on a separate line.

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yesorganic_measures, mineral_measures, radiocarbon_measures

Allowed Values:

  • min
  • max
  • mean
  • exact

Run date​

run_date

This field records the date when a specific analytical run or session was performed, documenting when the data were collected to ensure traceability. The date should be entered in the format YYYY-MM-DD (e.g., 2024-11-07).

Run identifier​

run_id

This field contains a unique identifier for a specific analytical run or session in which data were collected.

Sample identifier​

sample_id

Sample identifier is a unique identifier assigned first by the compiler and then by the IsoArcH database to each collected sample. In each dataset, these numbers will span from 1 to n, with n representing the maximum number of samples compiled. Once in the IsoArcH database, this identifier will include the dataset number as a prefix. GRIST may automatically populate this field. Example: 1

Sample type​

sample_type

Sample type relates to the characterization of the selected sample on which isotopic and elemental analysis were conducted.

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringyesLowercase: yessamples

Allowed Values:

  • bone
  • fruit
  • garum
  • grain
  • leaf
  • pit
  • seed
  • shaft
  • shell
  • skin
  • stem
  • tooth
  • hair
  • beard
  • nail
  • gut
  • muscle
  • milk
  • flesh
  • scale
  • feather
  • whole
  • tuber
  • horn
  • charcoal
  • mix
  • leachate
  • bark
  • root
  • wood
  • tissue

Sampled zone identifier​

sampled_zone_id

Serial order enables the numbering of sequential samplings taken from a specific sample, typically from dentine, enamel, or hair.

Set of teeth​

set_of_teeth

Set of teeth describes the type of dentition.

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yessamples

Allowed Values:

  • deciduous
  • permanent

Short reference​

short_reference

This is a condensed version of the full reference, typically used for in-text citations or quick references. It usually includes the author’s last name(s) followed by the year of publication (e.g., “Salesse (2015)”, “Kharobi and Buccellati (2023)” or “Colombo et al. (2021)”). If there are two authors, use “and” to connect their names (e.g., “Smith and Jones (2020)”). For three or more authors, list only the first author’s last name followed by “et al.” to indicate the presence of additional authors (e.g., “Colombo et al. (2021)”). This format allows for quick identification of the source within a text without the need to include the entire reference.

TypeRequiredTable
stringyesreferences

Short references​

short_references

Short reference: This is a condensed version of the full reference, designed to match the format used in the references table. It typically includes the author’s last name(s) followed by the year of publication (e.g., “Salesse (2015); Kharobi and Buccellati (2023); Colombo et al. (2021)”). Multiple short references should be separated by semicolons and are used when several references are cited for the same material. For two authors, use “and” to connect their names (e.g., “Smith and Jones (2020)”), and for three or more authors, list only the first author’s last name followed by “et al.” (e.g., “Colombo et al. (2021)”). This format ensures consistency with the references table and clarity when citing multiple references within a text.

TypeRequiredMultipleTable
stringyesyesmaterials

Skeletal representation​

skeletal_representation

Skeletal representation refers to the degree of completeness of the preserved skeleton of a human individual.

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yesmaterials

Allowed Values:

  • good
  • medium
  • bad

Sr concentration (ppm)​

sr_concentration_ppm

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalnoppmmineral_measures

Sr concentration (ppm) uncertainty​

sr_concentration_ppm_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalnoppmmineral_measures

Sr concentration uncertainty type​

sr_concentration_uncertainty_type

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yesmineral_measures

Allowed Values:

  • sd
  • 2sd
  • se
  • 2se

Standard​

standard

This field records the name or type of standard used during the analytical run. The standard refers to a reference material or known benchmark used to calibrate the equipment or validate the accuracy of the measurements taken.

TypeRequiredTable
stringnoanalytical_parameters

Stature​

stature

Stature refers to the estimated height of an individual based on osteological features. Value is rounded to one decimal point.

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
stringnocentimeter (cm)materials

Stature result type​

stature_result_type

This field indicates the type of estimation used to determine an individual's height from osteological features. It reflects whether the stature is reported as a minimum, maximum, mean, or exact value, providing insight into the methodological approach and precision of the height estimation.

TypeRequiredTable
stringnomaterials

Stature uncertainty​

stature_uncertainty

This field records the level of uncertainty associated with the estimated stature, expressed to one decimal point. It typically reflects the standard deviation or another measure of variability, indicating the range within which the true stature is likely to fall. This measure helps assess the precision of the stature estimation from osteological analysis, providing an understanding of the potential margin of error in the height estimation.

TypeRequiredTable
decimalnomaterials

Stature uncertainty type​

stature_uncertainty_type

This field specifies the type of statistical uncertainty applied to the stature estimate, with accepted values being “sd” or “2sd”. The value indicates whether the reported uncertainty reflects a one-standard-deviation or a two-standard-deviation range, helping to clarify the level of confidence in the estimated stature and its variability.

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yesmaterials

Allowed Values:

  • sd
  • 2sd

Status​

status

The status field specifies the publication stage of a referenced work. It can indicate whether the work is submitted for review, in press and awaiting publication, accessible through online platforms or repositories, officially published in its final form, or still in preparation before submission. This field helps track the progress and accessibility of references.

TypeRequiredTable
stringyesreferences

Allowed Values:

  • published
  • in press
  • submitted
  • in preparation
  • unpublished
  • personal communication

Taxon name​

taxon_name

Taxon name refers to the classification of organisms into taxa across five ranks (class, order, family, genus, and species) using the most precise rank possible, following internationally endorsed nomenclatures. Subspecies is not recognized. Example: Sus scrofa domestica will be noted Sus scrofa.

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yesmaterials

Taxon rank​

taxon_rank

Taxon rank refers to the classification of organisms into taxa across five ranks (class, order, family, genus, and species) using the most precise rank possible, following internationally endorsed nomenclatures.

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yesmaterials

Allowed Values:

  • kingdom
  • phylum
  • superclass
  • superorder
  • superfamily
  • tribe
  • subgenus
  • subkingdom
  • subphylum
  • subclass
  • suborder
  • subfamily
  • genus
  • section
  • class
  • infraclass
  • order
  • infraorder
  • family
  • infrafamily
  • series
  • species
  • subspecies
  • variety
  • form

Thesis type​

thesis_type

Specifies the type of academic thesis being referenced, such as a master’s thesis, doctoral dissertation, or other forms of academic research documents. Identifying the thesis type helps determine the level and scope of the research work being cited.

TypeRequiredTable
stringnoreferences

Title​

title

The full title of the article, book, thesis, or other publication. This should be written exactly as it appears in the original work, including any subtitles. The title is essential as it provides a clear idea of the content or focus of the research or publication.

TypeRequiredTable
stringyesreferences

Tooth category​

tooth_category

Tooth category indicates the type of the sampled tooth.

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yessamples

Allowed Values:

  • incisor
  • canine
  • premolar
  • molar

Tooth fraction​

tooth_fraction

Tooth fraction refers to the particular portion of the tooth that has been sampled.

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yesorganic_measures, mineral_measures, radiocarbon_measures, amino_acid_measures

Allowed Values:

  • dentine
  • enamel
  • pulp

Tooth numbering​

tooth_numbering

Tooth numbering allows to designate by a number the tooth sampled. assigns a numerical designation to the sampled tooth. The system adopts a straightforward nomenclature akin to everyday life. Example: the third molar is designated as 3.

TypeRequiredTable
integernosamples

Allowed Values:

  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4

URL​

url

This field stores the URL where the referenced publication can be accessed. It provides direct access to the resource online, facilitating the verification of citations and exploration of referenced content. The URL is not the same as the DOI and should be filled in if no DOI is available.

TypeRequiredTable
stringnoreferences

Volume​

volume

The volume number of the journal or book in which the article or chapter appears. Volumes usually indicate a set of issues published within a specific period, such as a year. This information helps to accurately locate the publication within the series.

TypeRequiredTable
stringnoreferences

Water provenance​

water_provenance

This field identifies the origin or source of water associated with the material being analyzed. (e.g., river, ground)

TypeRequiredTable
stringnomaterials

Year​

year

The year in which the work was published. This helps to contextualize the publication within a specific time frame, indicating when the research was conducted or when the findings were made publicly available.

TypeRequiredTable
integernoreferences

%C​

percent_c

TypeRequiredTable
decimalnoorganic_measures

%N​

percent_n

TypeRequiredTable
decimalnoorganic_measures

%S​

percent_s

TypeRequiredTable
decimalnoorganic_measures

143Nd/144Nd​

nd143_nd144

TypeRequiredTable
decimalnomineral_measures

143Nd/144Nd uncertainty​

nd143_nd144_uncertainty

TypeRequiredTable
decimalnomineral_measures

143Nd/144Nd uncertainty type​

nd143_nd144_uncertainty_type

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yesmineral_measures

Allowed Values:

  • sd
  • 2sd
  • se
  • 2se

14C lab code​

c14_lab_code

14C lab code refers to the unique identifier assigned by a radiocarbon laboratory to a radiocarbon date.

TypeRequiredTable
stringnoradiocarbon_measures

14C measure type​

c14_measure_type

Measure type indicates whether the isotope and elemental measurements were conducted on a mineral or an organic compound within the sample.

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yesradiocarbon_measures

Allowed Values:

  • mineral
  • organic

14C uncalibrated date​

c14_uncalibrated_date

Uncalibrated 14C date refers to the raw date directly measured from the sample by a radiocarbon laboratory.

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
integernoyears BPradiocarbon_measures

14C uncalibrated date uncertainty​

c14_uncalibrated_date_uncertainty

This field refers to the uncertainty associated with the raw radiocarbon date measured directly from the sample by a radiocarbon laboratory. It reflects the range within which the actual date is expected to fall, providing an estimate of the confidence in the accuracy of the radiocarbon dating process.

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalnoyears BPradiocarbon_measures

14C uncertainty type​

c14_uncertainty_type

This field specifies the type of statistical uncertainty applied to the radiocarbon date. Examples include "sd", "2sd", "se", "2se".

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yesradiocarbon_measures

Allowed Values:

  • sd
  • 2sd
  • se
  • 2se

206Pb/204Pb (ppm)​

pb206_pb204_ppm

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalnoppmmineral_measures

206Pb/204Pb (ppm) uncertainty​

pb206_pb204_ppm_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalnoppmmineral_measures

206Pb/204Pb uncertainty type​

pb206_pb204_uncertainty_type

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yesmineral_measures

Allowed Values:

  • sd
  • 2sd
  • se
  • 2se

206Pb/207Pb (ppm)​

pb206_pb207_ppm

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalnoppmmineral_measures

206Pb/207Pb (ppm) uncertainty​

pb206_pb207_ppm_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalnoppmmineral_measures

206Pb/207Pb uncertainty type​

pb206_pb207_uncertainty_type

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yesmineral_measures

Allowed Values:

  • sd
  • 2sd
  • se
  • 2se

207Pb/204Pb (ppm)​

pb207_pb204_ppm

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalnoppmmineral_measures

207Pb/204Pb (ppm) uncertainty​

pb207_pb204_ppm_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalnoppmmineral_measures

207Pb/204Pb uncertainty type​

pb207_pb204_uncertainty_type

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yesmineral_measures

Allowed Values:

  • sd
  • 2sd
  • se
  • 2se

207Pb/206Pb (ppm)​

pb207_pb206_ppm

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalnoppmmineral_measures

207Pb/206Pb (ppm) uncertainty​

pb207_pb206_ppm_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalnoppmmineral_measures

207Pb/206Pb uncertainty type​

pb207_pb206_uncertainty_type

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yesmineral_measures

Allowed Values:

  • sd
  • 2sd
  • se
  • 2se

208Pb/204Pb (ppm)​

pb208_pb204_ppm

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalnoppmmineral_measures

208Pb/204Pb (ppm) uncertainty​

pb208_pb204_ppm_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalnoppmmineral_measures

208Pb/204Pb uncertainty type​

pb208_pb204_uncertainty_type

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yesmineral_measures

Allowed Values:

  • sd
  • 2sd
  • se
  • 2se

208Pb/206Pb (ppm)​

pb208_pb206_ppm

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalnoppmmineral_measures

208Pb/206Pb (ppm) uncertainty​

pb208_pb206_ppm_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalnoppmmineral_measures

208Pb/206Pb uncertainty type​

pb208_pb206_uncertainty_type

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yesmineral_measures

Allowed Values:

  • sd
  • 2sd
  • se
  • 2se

208Pb/207Pb (ppm)​

pb208_pb207_ppm

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalnoppmmineral_measures

208Pb/207Pb (ppm) uncertainty​

pb208_pb207_ppm_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalnoppmmineral_measures

208Pb/207Pb uncertainty type​

pb208_pb207_uncertainty_type

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yesmineral_measures

Allowed Values:

  • sd
  • 2sd
  • se
  • 2se

87Sr/86Sr​

sr87_sr86

TypeRequiredTable
decimalnomineral_measures

87Sr/86Sr uncertainty​

sr87_sr86_uncertainty

TypeRequiredTable
decimalnomineral_measures

87Sr/86Sr uncertainty type​

sr87_sr86_uncertainty_type

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yesmineral_measures

Allowed Values:

  • sd
  • 2sd
  • se
  • 2se

δ13C (‰vpdb)​

d13c_vpdb

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdborganic_measures

δ13C (‰vpdb) uncertainty​

d13c_vpdb_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdborganic_measures

δ13C alanine (‰vpdb)​

d13c_alanine_vpdb

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ13C alanine (‰vpdb) uncertainty​

d13c_alanine_vpdb_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ13C amino acid uncertainty type​

d13c_amino_acid_uncertainty_type

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yesamino_acid_measures

Allowed Values:

  • sd
  • 2sd
  • se
  • 2se

δ13C arginine (‰vpdb)​

d13c_arginine_vpdb

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ13C arginine (‰vpdb) uncertainty​

d13c_arginine_vpdb_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ13C asparagine (‰vpdb)​

d13c_asparagine_vpdb

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ13C asparagine (‰vpdb) uncertainty​

d13c_asparagine_vpdb_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ13C aspartic acid (‰vpdb)​

d13c_aspartic_acid_vpdb

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ13C aspartic acid (‰vpdb) uncertainty​

d13c_aspartic_acid_vpdb_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ13C carbonate (‰vpdb)​

d13c_carbonate_vpdb

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbmineral_measures

δ13C carbonate (‰vpdb) uncertainty​

d13c_carbonate_vpdb_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbmineral_measures

δ13C carbonate uncertainty type​

d13c_carbonate_uncertainty_type

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yesmineral_measures

Allowed Values:

  • sd
  • 2sd
  • se
  • 2se

δ13C cysteine (‰vpdb)​

d13c_cysteine_vpdb

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ13C cysteine (‰vpdb) uncertainty​

d13c_cysteine_vpdb_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ13C glutamic acid (‰vpdb)​

d13c_glutamic_acid_vpdb

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ13C glutamic acid (‰vpdb) uncertainty​

d13c_glutamic_acid_vpdb_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ13C glutamine (‰vpdb)​

d13c_glutamine_vpdb

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ13C glutamine (‰vpdb) uncertainty​

d13c_glutamine_vpdb_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ13C glycine (‰vpdb)​

d13c_glycine_vpdb

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ13C glycine (‰vpdb) uncertainty​

d13c_glycine_vpdb_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ13C histidine (‰vpdb)​

d13c_histidine_vpdb

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ13C histidine (‰vpdb) uncertainty​

d13c_histidine_vpdb_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ13C isoleucine (‰vpdb)​

d13c_isoleucine_vpdb

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ13C isoleucine (‰vpdb) uncertainty​

d13c_isoleucine_vpdb_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ13C leucine (‰vpdb)​

d13c_leucine_vpdb

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ13C leucine (‰vpdb) uncertainty​

d13c_leucine_vpdb_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ13C lysine (‰vpdb)​

d13c_lysine_vpdb

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ13C lysine (‰vpdb) uncertainty​

d13c_lysine_vpdb_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ13C methionine (‰vpdb)​

d13c_methionine_vpdb

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ13C methionine (‰vpdb) uncertainty​

d13c_methionine_vpdb_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ13C phenylalanine (‰vpdb)​

d13c_phenylalanine_vpdb

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ13C phenylalanine (‰vpdb) uncertainty​

d13c_phenylalanine_vpdb_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ13C proline (‰vpdb)​

d13c_proline_vpdb

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ13C proline (‰vpdb) uncertainty​

d13c_proline_vpdb_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ13C serine (‰vpdb)​

d13c_serine_vpdb

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ13C serine (‰vpdb) uncertainty​

d13c_serine_vpdb_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ13C threonine (‰vpdb)​

d13c_threonine_vpdb

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ13C threonine (‰vpdb) uncertainty​

d13c_threonine_vpdb_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ13C tryptophan (‰vpdb)​

d13c_tryptophan_vpdb

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ13C tryptophan (‰vpdb) uncertainty​

d13c_tryptophan_vpdb_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ13C tyrosine (‰vpdb)​

d13c_tyrosine_vpdb

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ13C tyrosine (‰vpdb) uncertainty​

d13c_tyrosine_vpdb_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ13C uncertainty type​

d13c_uncertainty_type

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yesorganic_measures

Allowed Values:

  • sd
  • 2sd
  • se
  • 2se

δ13C valine (‰vpdb)​

d13c_valine_vpdb

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ13C valine (‰vpdb) uncertainty​

d13c_valine_vpdb_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ15N (‰air)​

d15n_air

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰airorganic_measures

δ15N (‰air) uncertainty​

d15n_air_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰airorganic_measures

δ15N alanine (‰vpdb)​

d15n_alanine_vpdb

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ15N alanine (‰vpdb) uncertainty​

d15n_alanine_vpdb_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ15N amino acid uncertainty type​

d15n_amino_acid_uncertainty_type

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yesamino_acid_measures

Allowed Values:

  • sd
  • 2sd
  • se
  • 2se

δ15N arginine (‰vpdb)​

d15n_arginine_vpdb

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ15N arginine (‰vpdb) uncertainty​

d15n_arginine_vpdb_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ15N asparagine (‰vpdb)​

d15n_asparagine_vpdb

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ15N asparagine (‰vpdb) uncertainty​

d15n_asparagine_vpdb_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ15N aspartic acid (‰vpdb)​

d15n_aspartic_acid_vpdb

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ15N aspartic acid (‰vpdb) uncertainty​

d15n_aspartic_acid_vpdb_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ15N cysteine (‰vpdb)​

d15n_cysteine_vpdb

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ15N cysteine (‰vpdb) uncertainty​

d15n_cysteine_vpdb_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ15N glutamic acid (‰vpdb)​

d15n_glutamic_acid_vpdb

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ15N glutamic acid (‰vpdb) uncertainty​

d15n_glutamic_acid_vpdb_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ15N glutamine (‰vpdb)​

d15n_glutamine_vpdb

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ15N glutamine (‰vpdb) uncertainty​

d15n_glutamine_vpdb_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ15N glycine (‰vpdb)​

d15n_glycine_vpdb

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ15N glycine (‰vpdb) uncertainty​

d15n_glycine_vpdb_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ15N histidine (‰vpdb)​

d15n_histidine_vpdb

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ15N histidine (‰vpdb) uncertainty​

d15n_histidine_vpdb_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ15N isoleucine (‰vpdb)​

d15n_isoleucine_vpdb

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ15N isoleucine (‰vpdb) uncertainty​

d15n_isoleucine_vpdb_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ15N leucine (‰vpdb)​

d15n_leucine_vpdb

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ15N leucine (‰vpdb) uncertainty​

d15n_leucine_vpdb_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ15N lysine (‰vpdb)​

d15n_lysine_vpdb

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ15N lysine (‰vpdb) uncertainty​

d15n_lysine_vpdb_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ15N methionine (‰vpdb)​

d15n_methionine_vpdb

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ15N methionine (‰vpdb) uncertainty​

d15n_methionine_vpdb_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ15N phenylalanine (‰vpdb)​

d15n_phenylalanine_vpdb

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ15N phenylalanine (‰vpdb) uncertainty​

d15n_phenylalanine_vpdb_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ15N proline (‰vpdb)​

d15n_proline_vpdb

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ15N proline (‰vpdb) uncertainty​

d15n_proline_vpdb_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ15N serine (‰vpdb)​

d15n_serine_vpdb

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ15N serine (‰vpdb) uncertainty​

d15n_serine_vpdb_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ15N threonine (‰vpdb)​

d15n_threonine_vpdb

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ15N threonine (‰vpdb) uncertainty​

d15n_threonine_vpdb_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ15N tryptophan (‰vpdb)​

d15n_tryptophan_vpdb

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ15N tryptophan (‰vpdb) uncertainty​

d15n_tryptophan_vpdb_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ15N tyrosine (‰vpdb)​

d15n_tyrosine_vpdb

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ15N tyrosine (‰vpdb) uncertainty​

d15n_tyrosine_vpdb_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ15N uncertainty type​

d15n_uncertainty_type

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yesorganic_measures

Allowed Values:

  • sd
  • 2sd
  • se
  • 2se

δ15N valine (‰vpdb)​

d15n_valine_vpdb

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ15N valine (‰vpdb) uncertainty​

d15n_valine_vpdb_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbamino_acid_measures

δ18O carbonate (‰vpdb)​

d18o_carbonate_vpdb

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbmineral_measures

δ18O carbonate (‰vpdb) uncertainty​

d18o_carbonate_vpdb_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vpdbmineral_measures

δ18O carbonate (‰vsmow)​

d18o_carbonate_vsmow

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vsmowmineral_measures

δ18O carbonate (‰vsmow) uncertainty​

d18o_carbonate_vsmow_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vsmowmineral_measures

δ18O carbonate uncertainty type​

d18o_carbonate_uncertainty_type

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yesmineral_measures

Allowed Values:

  • sd
  • 2sd
  • se
  • 2se

δ18O phosphate (‰vsmow)​

d18o_phosphate_vsmow

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vsmowmineral_measures

δ18O phosphate (‰vsmow) uncertainty​

d18o_phosphate_vsmow_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vsmowmineral_measures

δ18O phosphate uncertainty type​

d18o_phosphate_uncertainty_type

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yesmineral_measures

Allowed Values:

  • sd
  • 2sd
  • se
  • 2se

δ18O total (‰vsmow)​

d18o_total_vsmow

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vsmowmineral_measures

δ18O total (‰vsmow) uncertainty​

d18o_total_vsmow_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vsmowmineral_measures

δ18O total uncertainty type​

d18o_total_uncertainty_type

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yesmineral_measures

Allowed Values:

  • sd
  • 2sd
  • se
  • 2se

δ34S (‰vcdt)​

d34s_vcdt

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vcdtorganic_measures

δ34S (‰vcdt) uncertainty​

d34s_vcdt_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰vcdtorganic_measures

δ34S uncertainty type​

d34s_uncertainty_type

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yesorganic_measures

Allowed Values:

  • sd
  • 2sd
  • se
  • 2se

δ88Sr (‰srm987)​

d88sr_srm987

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰srm987mineral_measures

δ88Sr (‰srm987) uncertainty​

d88sr_srm987_uncertainty

TypeRequiredUnit/NormTable
decimalno‰srm987mineral_measures

δ88Sr uncertainty type​

d88sr_uncertainty_type

TypeRequiredValidationsTable
stringnoLowercase: yesmineral_measures

Allowed Values:

  • sd
  • 2sd
  • se
  • 2se

εnd​

eend

TypeRequiredTable
decimalnomineral_measures