This software is PAX SAPIENTICA (abbreviated PAXS). PAXS is a GIS for philological, archaeological, and anthropological data. It has the ability to display calendars for each region in each time period and agent-based simulation.

This is an agent-based simulation that estimates settlement and population dynamics in the Japanese archipelago from the 3rd to 7th centuries. It was presented at the 48th Annual Meeting of the Japan Association for Archaeoinformatics on December 2, 2023.

Figure. Percentage of mitochondrial DNA haplogroups in the Owari Province of Japan by year from 950 BCE to 100 BCE as output by ABS.

This software can handle DNA haplogroup data of ancient human bones.

The following GIF animation shows the changes in East Asian mtDNA haplogroups from 1 Julian day (4713 BC) to the present.

Ancient human bone mtDNA data registered as of December 21, 2023.

This software allows you to visualize and move historical figures.

This software has both a GUI and a CUI.

The GUI supports the following libraries

• SFML (CMake)
• SFML v2.6.1 (.sln / for Windows) - Available without installation
• OpenSiv3D (tested with v0.6.13 & Visual Studio Community 2022 v17.8.3)
• DxLib (tested on Windows and Android versions)

Any of the above libraries will launch the GUI software.

To try this library, build cmake.

https://aspjt.github.io/PAX_SAPIENTICA/

This project welcomes issues and pull requests. Anyone can send issues and pull requests.

You can find out how to contribute here.

• GNU Compiler Collection (GCC)
• Clang
• Microsoft Visual C (MSVC)

C 17 or later

• CMake (e.g. Visual Studio Code)
• .sln / Microsoft Visual Studio
• Android Studio

This library has been tested to work in a mobile environment.

Icon	Name	Main Work
	As Project	● Planning ● Design Concepts ● Specification Document Preparation
	guinpen98	● Programming ● Simulation ● GitHub Actions / CI&CD

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