27733
Editor
Mook, W.G.; Waterbolk, H.T.
Title Of Article Chaper
Prehistoric dendrochronology for archaeological dating: Hohenheim oak series present to 1800BC
Title Of Journal Book
Proceedings of the First International Symposium <sup>14</sup>C and Archaeology, Groningen, 1981
Volume
8
Pages
503-510
Collation
2 figs., 22 refs.
Publisher
Council of Europe
Publisher City
Strasbourg
Language Of Text
English
Literature Type
Serial
Literature Level
Analytic
Abstract
Several central European tree-ring calendars have been reconstructed that extend back to prehistoric times. These series were mainly derived from oak wood, because oak timber has commonly been preferred by man for settlement constructions since Neolithic times, and therefore have been available in large quantities from excavations of prehistoric sites as well as from medieval to modern framework-houses and other objects.
Keywords
Dating dendrochronology; Dating radiocarbon; Archaeology dating; Wood oak dating; Neolithic; Bronze Age; Roman; Wood bristlecone pine AATA
pub_id
27733