intcal.data now plots all data within the supplied
timeframe.intcal.plot.record gains an option to plot the values
on the D14C timescale.libby <- ccurve("arnold_libby_1951"),
stuiver_66 <- ccurve("stuiver_suess_1966") or
pearson_1986 <- ccurve("pearson_stuiver_1986").as.D options to the more correct
as.Delta.glue.ccurves now has an option as.D.intcal.extract.record which extracts a
single intcal record.intcal.plot.record to plot the calendar
and C-14 ages of a single intcal record.ccurve from version
1.2.0, owing to it causing a bug in the rice package.ccurve,
mix.ccurves and glue.ccurvesccurve.intcal.data now also plots data at the extremes of the
age axisccurve and
intcal.data, and added as.F to mix.ccurves and
glue.ccurvesccurve, to read in curves as
F14C instead of as C14. Can only be used using the ‘official’ intcal20
.14c filesccurve, curves will be returned with cal BP
years increasing (the default 14c files return then decreasing)rice. The rintcal package will become a data
package with only very few functions remaining (related to
loading/combining curves, and plotting/querying the intcal data)
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