This Murer_Reused_Funerary_Material_readme.txt file was generated on 1.12.2022 by Cristina Murer
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GENERAL INFORMATION
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1. Title of dataset: Murer_Reused_Funerary_Material_Dataset

2. Contributor information: 
      Name: Cristina Murer
      Institution: Historical Institute, University of Bern
      Address: Länggassstrasse 49, 3012 Bern
      Email: cristina.e.murer@gmail.com
      alternate contact person: Ginny Wheeler, ginnywheeler13@gmail.com
      Bern Historical Institute contact person: Keith Cann-Guthauser

3. Date of data collection: 2018–2020

4. Geographic location of data collection:
Data from publications were primarily collected in Bern and in Rome. Archival data was collected in Ostia in August 2019 together with Ginny Wheeler. 

5. Information about funding sources that supported the collection of the data:
      Funding agency name: Swiss National Science Foundation
      Grant number: 174174 (Ambizione grant Cristina Murer)

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SHARING/ACCESS INFORMATION
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1. Licenses/restrictions placed on the data: Open Access License: CC BY

2. Links/relationships to additional data sets: Late Antique Water Display uploaded by 	Ginny Wheeler 

3. Was data derived from another source? Yes. See the references cited in the catalog and the 
	associated bibliography.

4. Recommended citation for this dataset: Catalogue of Reused Funerary Material in Late Antique Italy, provided by Cristina Murer, December 2022, https://doi.org/10.48620/173 [date of access].

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DATA & FILE OVERVIEW
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1. File List:
      Filename: Murer_Reused_Funerary_Material_Dataset
      File format: tsv (tab-separated values)
      Short description: This dataset is intended as a source of reference for the reuse of tomb décor in late antique Italy. It records the places and buildings 	where funerary material was reused as décor (visibly or not) and can be related to late Roman building phases (i.e. later third to the early sixth 	century) This appendix does not attempt to list all surviving late antique buildings from Italy in which funerary décor (most likely reused) was found. 
      Date of creation: 2018–2021

      Filename: Murer_Reused_Funerary_Material_BIBLIOGRAPHY
      File format: PDF
      Date of creation: 2018–2021

2. Relationship between files: the catalog data are presented in a tsv file; a separate PDF contains 
	a list of the cited bibliographical references.

3. Are there multiple versions of the dataset? No

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