Oak chronology development in the Czech Republic and its teleconnection on a European scale

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• 作者：Tomá ; &scaron ; Kolá ; 艡^a ; ^{koldatom@gmail.com} ; Tomá ; &scaron ; Kyncl^b ; Michal Rybní ; 膷ek^a
• 关键词：Chronology ; Czech Republic ; Oak ; Teleconnection
• 刊名：Dendrochronologia
• 出版年：2012
• 期刊代码：1_11257865
• 类别：soc
• 出版时间：2012
• 卷：30
• 期：3
• 页码：243-248
• 文件大小：852 K

摘要

A prerequisite for successful dating of wooden archaeological finds and historic wooden constructions in a specific territory is the existence of a chronology. In the Czech Republic the species most frequently dated by dendrochronology is oak (Quercus spp.). There are two territories where oak forests can be found (Bohemia and Moravia/Silesia), which are divided by an area without oak - the Highlands (Vyso膷ina). The previous oak chronology for the Czech Republic from 2005 was extended in 2010, and currently we have a discontinuous oak chronology (CZGES 2010) ranging from 4682 bc to 2006 ad with a large sample size between 760 ad and the present. When comparing this chronology with European chronologies, the highest degree of similarity has been observed with chronologies for Eastern Austria, most of Germany and the Polish part of South Silesia. When comparing the chronologies for Moravia/Silesia (MORGES 2010) and Bohemia (CECHGES 2010) separately with chronologies from the Pannonian Basin, the Moravian/Silesian chronology manifests higher degrees of similarity. The Czech oak chronology enlarges the European network of chronologies, which is necessary for dendroarchaeological applications mainly.