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wrong database encodings #146
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Should be fixed in v2.4.2 |
Thanks! Same is true for palmisano. Will report other errors as they appear. |
Palmisano is probably superseded by aida (#144) soon. But keep them coming anyway. And feel free to make PRs right away. |
Hm - ok - palmisano is not superseded by aida. So what is the correct encoding of the radiocarbon.csv file in the palmisano db zip archive?
That's not helpful. Not many site names are obviously affected. I only see two, so we could overwrite them manually.
A lot of the citation strings are heavily broken, though. |
I have tried 228 Encodings, none of them worked for the first line source (Skeates). I assume, it is simply gibberish? The following did not work:
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You're my man, Martin! Impressive dedication! Let's ask the creator of this database then. Hey, @apalmisano82, sorry for summoning you once again to this repository. We have some trouble with your dataset "Regional Demographic Trends and Settlement Patterns in Central Italy: Archaeological Sites and Radiocarbon Dates". So far we assumed this data to be UTF-8 encoded, but this does not seem to be right. We're getting a lot of broken symbols, especially in the literature column. Martin now tried a ton of other possible encodings, but none of them match.
As always: Thanks for your help! |
This leads to "wrong" site names.
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