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DendroCT – Dendrochronology without damage
Dendrochronologia, 2012 The paper describes an evaluation of the applicability of computer tomography in archaeological dendrochronology. Two different computer tomographs were tested, a . Siemens Somatom Emotion single slice scanner developed for medical use, and a .
Jan Bill, Aoife Daly
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Journal of Forestry, 1963
Abstract The dendroehronologist is concerned with the determination of dates of events and intervals of time by comparative studies of the sequence of growth-rings in trees and aged wood. Accuracy is obtained by cross comparison between trees and with established local, regional or areal chronologies.
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Abstract The dendroehronologist is concerned with the determination of dates of events and intervals of time by comparative studies of the sequence of growth-rings in trees and aged wood. Accuracy is obtained by cross comparison between trees and with established local, regional or areal chronologies.
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Tree-Ring Research, 2004 Two new online products are available to the international tree-ring community. The Bibliography of Dendrochronology (published online in February 2003) currently has 10,000 references and is the world’s largest online bibliography specializing in tree ...
Henri D Grissino-Mayer
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Dendrochronology and Past Human Activity—A Review of Advances Since 2000
Tree-Ring Research, 2007 Since 2000, important advances have been made worldwide in the dendrochronology of wood associated with past human activity and cultural heritage. This review summarizes this recent progress in regions with a longstanding tradition of using tree-ring ...
Katarina Cufar
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Antiquity, 1937
During the first years of this century an astronomer, Dr A. E. Douglass, started a series of examinations of the annual increment in trees just south of Flagstaff, Arizona, to see if the cyclical nature of sun-spot appearances was reflected in tree growth, through their influence on climate.
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During the first years of this century an astronomer, Dr A. E. Douglass, started a series of examinations of the annual increment in trees just south of Flagstaff, Arizona, to see if the cyclical nature of sun-spot appearances was reflected in tree growth, through their influence on climate.
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Journal of Forestry, 1940
Abstract Unabated interest in dendrochronology continues among certain groups of scientists and the laity. The various claims beguilingly presented are rather generally accepted among those not biologically trained. On the other hand, the claims are accepted conditionally or with many reservationsby those plant ecologists and plant ...
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Abstract Unabated interest in dendrochronology continues among certain groups of scientists and the laity. The various claims beguilingly presented are rather generally accepted among those not biologically trained. On the other hand, the claims are accepted conditionally or with many reservationsby those plant ecologists and plant ...
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