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Norwegian Wood? Dendro-dating in Anstruther
Dendrochronolgical analysis of single oak timber, a second floor joist, from St Nicholas Church Tower in Anstruther, was recently undertaken on behalf of the Anstruther Improvements Association. The analysis was successful in providing both a date and a provenance for … Continue reading
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Tagged Anstruther, dating, dendrochronology, Norway, oak, Scotland, tree-ring dating
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Lochwood’s ancient oaks
Why has it taken me so long to visit this astonishing old oak wood at Lochwood, near Beattock, Dumfries & Galloway. The old oaks are relicts of a medieval deer park or wider hunting forest beside Lochwood Tower, the historic … Continue reading
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Tagged Annandale, deadwood, dendrochronology, Johnstone, Lochwood, oak, Scotland, veteran trees, woodland history
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