Assuming you are using the age-depth models to do this, you can simply put boundaries in at the point of the hiatus with a structure like this:
Sequence()
{
P_Sequence()
{
Boundary();
... dates here with z= statements
Boundary("start hiatus"){z=z_hiatus};
};
P_Sequence()
{
Boundary("end hiatus"){z=z_hiatus };
... dates here with z= statements
Boundary();
};
};
Insert your observed distance for z_hiatus
Best wishes
Andrew
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> Dear mr Ramsey and others,
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> I am constructing a age-distance model of beach ridges in which a hiatus
> (erosion period) is known on the basis of measurements other than dates.
> I would like to implement this hiatus into my model in order to estimate
> the hiatus duration (see picture). Is this possible in Oxcal? What
> commands should I use in order to achieve this?
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