template	description
ABotIsotopes.csv	Archaeobotanical Isotope table: Isotopic values of specific archaeolbotanical plant remains.
ABotPhases.csv	Archaeobotanical phase table: Additional phase data that is only relevant for botanical remains, such as recovery method etc.
ABotSamples.csv	Archaeobotanical samples table: Records of all taxa.
C14Ghosts.csv	C14 Ghosts table: Published radiocarbon dates that BIAD has rejected from the C14 table for various reasons, mainly due to missing crucial meta data or hoor hygiene.
C14Samples.csv	C14 samples table. Radiocarbon dates with the minimum acceptable level of meta data and data hygiene.
Citations.csv	Citations table: detailed bibliographic information.
FaunalBiometrics.csv	Faunal Biometrics table: including detailed measurements of specific skeletal elements.
FaunalIsotopeSequences.csv	Faunal Isotope Sequences table: A child table of Faunal Isotopes, where sequential sampling data are available.
FaunalIsotopes.csv	Faunal Isotopes table: Direct isotope values and model parameters from faunal bones and teeth, including Carbon, Nitrogen, Oxygen and Sulfur.
FaunalSpecies.csv	Records of all species identified at the phase level for each site, with their associated age and sex trends, pathologies, and body part representation.
GraveConstruction.csv	Grave Construction table: key construction elements present at a grave.
GraveIndividuals.csv	Individual humans in the graves.
Graves.csv	BIAD defines a grave as the immediate context in which human remains are found. A grave may contain one or more human individuals.
Health.csv	Various biological markers of the health of individual human remains.
HumanIsotopeSequences.csv	Human Isotope Sequences table: sequential sampling e.g. from laser ablation data on a single tooth, hair or nail.
HumanIsotopes.csv	Human isotopes table: direct isotope values including Strontium Carbon, Nitrogen and Oxygen from human samples including bones and teeth.
MaterialCulture.csv	The Material Culture table is arguably the most troublesome and immature data table, given the challenge of establishing traits that are important and relevant for the vast diversity of archaeological artefacts.
Metallurgy.csv	Compositional data of elemental metal and metal oxide percentages of any material culture objects, including metals, ores, slags, ceramics etc.
PhaseCitation.csv	All citations available that have data associated with a phase.
PhaseOrder.csv	Sequential order of phases, in terms of chronological order.
PhaseTypes.csv	A dificult term to define, but is intuitively recognised as a broad description of the main architectural function or intended purpose of the sitephase.
Phases.csv	The phase is the most useful level of aggregation, representing discrete archaeological phases at a site.
Rites.csv	Burial rite information associated with human individuals, such as body positioning etc.
Sites.csv	The Sites table represents the highest level in the relationships since all data must be associated with a site.
StrontiumEnvironment.csv	Strontium Environment table provides local estimates of the baseline environmental strontium isotope ratios.