Empirical Bayes estimation for archaeological stratigraphy
by G. T. Allum(1,2), R. G. Aykroyd(1) and J. G. B. Haigh(2)
Appl. Statist., vol. 48 (1999)

(1) Department of Statistics, University of Leeds, LS2 9JT, UK
(2) Department of Mathematics, University of Bradford, BD7 1DP, UK

For further detail contact Robert Aykroyd at the above address or via 
email at R.G.Aykroyd@leeds.ac.uk For details of other papers and reports
on related work see http://www.amsta.leeds.ac.uk/~robert/index.html

The data in the associated file, data.txt, are arranged as 6 blocks of varying length.
The data should be read across rows, i.e. within each block they are 
arranged as:

x1 x2 x3 x4 x5
x6 x7 x8 x9 x10
... etc.


Block 1: Phantom core I truth shown in figure 1(a). 
         205 values at 4mm intervals.

Block 2: Phantom core I data shown in figure 1(b). 
         205 readings at 4mm intervals.

Block 3: Phantom core II truth shown in figure 2(a). 
         205 values at 4mm intervals.

Block 4: Phantom core II data shown in figure 2(b). 
         205 readings at 4mm intervals.

Block 5: Guiting Power core 1 data shown in figure 4(a). 
         291 readings at 1.0363mm intervals.

Block 6: Guiting Power core 2 data shown in figure 4(d). 
         260 readings at 1.0363mm intervals.