| What An OSA Shapefile's Attribute Table Looks Like | ||||||||||
| Following is an example of an archaeological site shapefile Attribute Table (the OSA's standard version for all sites in the state of Iowa). This particular overall shapefile (containing multiple sites) is named: 13JH311_1980jun25_plus.shp while the Attribute Table reflects the contents of the dBase IV (i.e., .dbf) file named 13JH311_1980jun25_plus.dbf). In ArcView, this table has "Attributes of 13JH311_1980jun25_plus.dbf" labeled at the top of it. | ||||||||||
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| 13JH311 is Plum Grove in Iowa City; 13JH9998 and 13JH9999 are hypothetical sites (the old and new OSA locations) used as examples. | ||||||||||
| Refer to "Values Into Tables" to enter values into ArcView tables. | ||||||||||
