This package takes dating information to produce joint
chronological reconstructions for age-depth data. The package
allows for: radiocarbon and non-radiocarbon depths, thickness
errors, outlying dates, multiple calibration curves, and event
prediction. It also produces some pretty pictures, and writes
all output to files to allow for further analysis (eg
palaeoclimate reconstruction). There is a menu system for
users, as well as a command line interface for advanced and/or
batch processing. This version contains an update to produce
better plots of proxy data via the function Bchronproxyplot.

This package takes dating information to produce joint
chronological reconstructions for age-depth data. The package
allows for: radiocarbon and non-radiocarbon depths, thickness
errors, outlying dates, multiple calibration curves, and event
prediction. It also produces some pretty pictures, and writes
all output to files to allow for further analysis (eg
palaeoclimate reconstruction). There is a menu system for
users, as well as a command line interface for advanced and/or
batch processing. This version contains an update to produce
better plots of proxy data via the function Bchronproxyplot.
***IMPORTANT NOTE*** This version fixes a serious bug which was
present in versions 3.1.1 and 3.1.2. You should have noticed
this bug anyway when you ran the Bchronconvergecheck function.

This package takes dating information to produce joint
chronological reconstructions for age-depth data. The package
allows for: radiocarbon and non-radiocarbon depths, thickness
errors, outlying dates, multiple calibration curves, and event
prediction. It also produces some pretty pictures, and writes
all output to files to allow for further analysis (eg
palaeoclimate reconstruction). There is a menu system for
users, as well as a command line interface for advanced and/or
batch processing. Latest version contains IntCal09 data.

Bayesian radiocarbon chronologies and relative sea level
analysis
This package takes radiocarbon (or similar) dating
information to produce chronology reconstructions for age-depth
data. The package allows for: radiocarbon and non-radiocarbon
depths, thickness errors, outlying dates, multiple calibration
curves, and event prediction. It also produces some pretty
pictures, and writes all output to files to allow for further
analysis (eg palaeoclimate reconstruction). There is a menu
system for users, as well as a command line interface for
advanced and/or batch processing. Version 3.1 contains an
update to produce better plots of proxy data via the function
Bchronproxyplot. Version 3.2 includes new functions for
estimating rates of relative sea level change, and a quick
radiocarbon calibration function for individual dates.