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Text Analysis for Humanities Research (with a focus on Archaeology)

This repo contains interactive notebooks to learn how to do basic text analysis in the context of the Humanties / Archaeology. This course starts from the basics, and assumes you have no prior coding experience.

The materials are adapted from https://github.com/teddyroland/Text-Analysis-for-Humanities-Research

Get started

To start, follow these steps:

  • Download Anaconda (https://www.anaconda.com/products/distribution)
  • Install Anaconda
  • Create folder to hold all your scripts
  • Click the green ‘code’ button above, then select ‘download zip’
  • Move .zip file to your scripts folder and unzip it
  • Start Jupyter Notebook from Anaconda
  • Within the Jupyter Explorer, navigate to the Scripts folder, select relevant Notebook in one of the 4 folders
    • Read explanations
    • Run cells by pressing ‘play’ button, or press SHIFT+ENTER
    • Edit code in cells where needed
    • Do exercises (marked with ## EXERCISE ##)

Trouble shooting

Can't get Anaconda to work? Try using Binder:

Binder

This will allow you to do the exercises in your browser without installing anything. Note: as this is all done remotely, you have to use the 'download' button to save your work!

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Basics of using Python for text analysis in the humanities, including NLTK

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