An Introduction to Tree-Ring Dating¶
Stokes, M. A., & Smiley, T. L. (1968). An Introduction to Tree-Ring Dating. University of Chicago Press.
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- In glaciology, annual layers preserve a superposition record while ash layers cross-cut the stratigraphy as tie-points; in dendrochronology, tree-ring stacks are superposition records, fire scars cross-cut the rings, and reaction wood overprints the baseline.
This sourceEstablishes crossdating and the skeleton-plot method by which stacked annual rings (superposition) are assigned exact years and fire scars are dated as cross-cutting tie-points.
- In glaciology, annual layers preserve a superposition record while ash layers cross-cut the stratigraphy as tie-points; in dendrochronology, tree-ring stacks are superposition records, fire scars cross-cut the rings, and reaction wood overprints the baseline.
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