Earth Sciences: Quaternary Studies: Age-Dating Techniques: Dendrochronology

Analysis of dendrochronological variability and natural climates in Eurasia over the last 10,000 years. Research by the University of East Anglia Climatic Research Unit.

Site discusses the use of tree rings in dating and climatic reconstruction, as part of archeological studies. From Malcolm and Carolyn Wiener Laboratory for Aegean and Near Eastern Dendrochronology, at Cornell University.

A brief primer on the subject of dating past events by looking at tree rings.

Searchable database of European dendro-chronology, compiled by Dr Tom Levanic, Biotechnical faculty, Ljubljana, Slovenia. Information on laboratories, accessed via search or sensitive map.

Dr. habil Martin Worbes' tree-ring research in temperate, tropical, and subtropical regions.

About the laboratory, current and past research activities, and links to other tree-ring websites, particularly in Europe.

Teaching and research in all aspects of dendrochronology.

Scientists from the TRL are actively involved in pioneering research projects in many parts of the globe; from the high latitudes of both hemispheres to the low-latitude tropics of Asia and the Americas.

An independent tree-ring dating laboratory concentrating primarily on the dating and analysis of standing timber structures. Projects, publications, the dated buildings register.

Rocky Mountain Tree-Ring Research is a nonprofit research organization that provides expertise in tree-ring data collection and analysis.