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dendrochronology: a standalone construct

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Archaeological science

dating wood by matching its sequence of wide and narrow annual growth rings to a master chronology.

In archaeological science, dendrochronology refers to dating wood by matching its sequence of wide and narrow annual growth rings to a master chronology. This meaning comes from Douglass (1919) in Climatic cycles and tree-growth.[1]

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  1. Douglass, A. E. (1919). Climatic cycles and tree-growth. Carnegie Institution of Washington. Open Library record

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