Data for: A late Holocene subfossil Atlantic white cedar tree-ring chronology from the northeastern United States

  • Jessie K. Pearl (Creator)
  • Kevin J Anchukaitis (Contributor)
  • Jeffrey P. Donnelly (Contributor)
  • Charlotte L Pearson (Contributor)
  • Neil Pederson (Contributor)
  • Mary C. Lardie Gaylord (Contributor)
  • A. P. McNichol (Contributor)
  • Edward R. Cook (Contributor)
  • George L. Zimmermann (Contributor)

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Description

The northeastern United States subfossil Atlantic white cedar chronology from 411BCE - 1725 CE. Included is the number of trees per year, length of the segment, mean age of the trees, raw ring width, standardized chronology measurement, residuals, and ARSTAN chronology. This chronology was built using three Atlantic white cedar subfossil sites in the northeastern United States, Quamquissett (41.537 N -70.661W), Hundred Acre Cove (41.76 N -71.31 W), and Meadowlands (39.357N -75.34W).
Date made availableDec 13 2019
PublisherMendeley Data

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