Dendrochronology
IntCal19_ Ronny Friedrich, Alexander Land, Sabine Remmele

a) Sample identifier (Dendro-Lab Key-code): KNET 40
b) Sample certainly derives from a single tree (Y/N): Y
Rings 1674-1430 BC (-1673 to -1429) dated.
c) Site: Town:Knetzgau, District: Hassberge, State: Bavaria, Country: Germany, Latitude: 49.998757N, Longitude: 10.565708E
d) Object type: logs recovered from surface-mining gravel-pit
e) Preservation: dry
f) Sample type (e.g. core or slice): slice
g) Species: Quercus
h) No of rings: 245
i) Pith (Y/N): N
j) Waney edge: N
k) Bark (Y/N): N
l) Sapwood (Y/N): N
m) Methodology used for dating:
Dating has been done through dendrochronology. The sample was compared as raw data against the local chronology (Main_11). TSAPWin program (Professional, version 4.80f) was used for cross-dating operations. Those positions that produced results above a given threshold (TBP > 5) were taken into consideration. For every position t-values and Gleichläufigkeits-percentages were noted. The date has been determined by checking the synchronous positions both statistically and visually.

n)	Dated individually (Y/N)			: Y

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

Series	Ref	date	TBP	THO	Glk%	over-lap		Public
KNET 40	MAIN_11	1430 BC	15.4	14.6	74	245	Bavaria	No

o) Raw ring width series attached

Publicly deposited (Y/N): N

p) Remainder of sample is stored in which archive?

University of Hohenheim, Institute of Botany (210), Garbenstrasse 30, 70599 Stuttgart, Germany