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Table 17 Last and End Boundary distributions generated by different Bayesian models from the 5 date Castle Fincharn MERLF radiocarbon dataset, with TPQ and TAQ probabilities

From: Modelling medieval masonry construction: taxa-specific and habitat-contingent Bayesian techniques for the interpretation of radiocarbon data from Mortar-Entrapped Relict Limekiln Fuels

Model specification

Last HPD intervals/cal AD

End Boundary HPD intervals/cal AD

Agreement indices

68%

95%

Median

After TPQ

Before TAQ

68%

95%

Median

After TPQ

Before TAQ

Amodel

Aoverall

Ai

exponential prior;

no outlier

1245–1280

1230–1285

1265

90%

100%

1240–1285

1225–1305

1270

92%

97%

81.1

82.2

0

exponential prior;

modified Charcoal

1250–1285

1230–1295

1270

95%

100%

1250–1290

1230–1315

1275

96%

95%

83.4

84.2

0

exponential prior;

default Charcoal

1250–1290

1230–1305

1270

96%

97%

1250–1295

1230–1325

1275

97%

92%

83.1

83.9

0

uniform prior;

default Charcoal

1250–1290

1230–1305

1270

95%

98%

1245–1295

1230–1335

1275

96%

89%

83.1

83.9

0