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Cornell Tree-Ring Laboratory
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The Cornell Tree-Ring Laboratory New York State and NE North American Dendrochronology Project is working to date historic buildings and build tree ring chronologies as far back in time as possible for Northeastern North America. The project is under the direction of Dr. Carol Griggs. We are interested in all wood from the present back to the late Pleistocene, this ranges from historic houses and buildings and structures in New York and Northeast North America to old to very old wood from excavations, ponds, lakes, road cuttings, etc. More information about the New York State and NE American Dendrochronolgy Project is available here: https://dendro.cornell.edu/.
Recent Submissions
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Methods, Successes, and Difficulties in Tree-Ring Dating
(2020)An outline of methods used to date historic buildings and other wooden structures in New York State; why tree-ring dating is successful; and frequent difficulties and solutions in acquiring accurate dates, especially from ... -
Tinker Cabin, Easton
(2020)These materials are part of the New York State and NE North American Dendrochronology Project. -
Lake George Hemlock from log drive
(2020)These materials are part of the New York State and NE North American Dendrochronology Project. -
Heritage Barns, various origins
(2020)These materials are part of the New York State and NE North American Dendrochronology Project. -
C. White Farm, Ithaca
(2020)These materials are part of the New York State and NE North American Dendrochronology Project.
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