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'''a100''' is the identity for the long master chronology for South-Central Europe (mainly southern Germany), by [[Berndt Becker]], 546 BC to AD 1979, released through the [[East Anglia Incident chronology files|East Anglia incident 2009]]. It is an updated version of the S. German curve published by B. Becker<ref>Becker, B.: (1981) Fällungsdaten Römischer Bauhölzer anhand einer 2350-jährigen Süddeutschen Eichen-Jahrringchronologie, Fundberichte aus Baden Württemberg No.6, 369-386.</ref>. For discussions and download of that curve, see [[L-Å Larsson]]: [http://www.cybis.se/forfun/dendro/hollstein/becker1/index.htm Retrieving some Becker data]. | '''a100''' is the identity for the long master chronology for South-Central Europe (mainly southern Germany), by [[Berndt Becker]], 546 BC to AD 1979, released through the [[East Anglia Incident chronology files|East Anglia incident 2009]]. It is an updated version of the S. German curve published by B. Becker<ref>Becker, B.: (1981) ''Fällungsdaten Römischer Bauhölzer anhand einer 2350-jährigen Süddeutschen Eichen-Jahrringchronologie'', Fundberichte aus Baden Württemberg No.6, 369-386.</ref>. For discussions and download of that curve, see [[L-Å Larsson]]: ''[http://www.cybis.se/forfun/dendro/hollstein/becker1/index.htm Retrieving some Becker data]''. | ||
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* [http://www.cybis.se/forfun/dendro/hollstein/becker1/BeckerChronology.rwl Becker Chronology file] ({{WebCite|5ui38tbJi}}) | |||
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Latest revision as of 23:23, 3 December 2010
a100 is the identity for the long master chronology for South-Central Europe (mainly southern Germany), by Berndt Becker, 546 BC to AD 1979, released through the East Anglia incident 2009. It is an updated version of the S. German curve published by B. Becker[1]. For discussions and download of that curve, see L-Å Larsson: Retrieving some Becker data.
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- ↑ Becker, B.: (1981) Fällungsdaten Römischer Bauhölzer anhand einer 2350-jährigen Süddeutschen Eichen-Jahrringchronologie, Fundberichte aus Baden Württemberg No.6, 369-386.