Dendrochronology (cf Reimer et al. 2013, 1934)


a) Sample identifier (Dendro-Lab Key-code): BREI232
b) Sample certainly derives from a single tree (Y/N): Y
c) Site: Breitenthal, Danube, GERMANY
d) Object type: subfossil wood
e) Preservation: Dry
f) Sample type (e.g. core or slice): slice
g) Species: Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris L.)
h) No of rings: 165
i) Pith (Y/N): N
j) Bark (Y/N): N
k) Waney edge: N
l) Sapwood (Y/N): N
m) Methodology used for dating:

Dating was done by multiple comparisons of the time series in question with the regional master sequences and single trees. The candidate for cross-dating is tested in every possible synchronous position with each master chronology and single floating trees statistically using t-values and Gleichläufigkeit indices (Baillie and Pilcher, 1973) in TSAPWin (Professional, version 4.80ff) and visually applying logarithmic scaling, which makes comparison of series easier. Those positions that produce results above a given threshold (defined individually) are noted in a table.

n) Dated individually (Y/N): Y
Intra-site/phase cross-matching with (Lab-Keycodes, relative positions, Mean curve identifier):
NONE

Single curve key code	relative position	Mean curve
BREI232	12035- 11871	BREITENTHAL_MA

Series	Ref	date	t	Glk%	over-lap		Public
BREI232	BREITENTHAL_MA	12035- 11871	5.3	72	165	BREITENTHAL_MASTER	No

Raw ring width series attached.

p) Remainder of sample is stored in which archive?
Institute of Botany (210), Hohenheim University, D-70593 Stuttgart, Germany.