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'''Hög's Church''' near the town Hudiksvall at the Bothnian sea in Sweden. The church is medieval and in the summer 2009 [[Bertil Israels]] had the opportunity to scan and photograph some of the old boards after they had been cleaned according to instructions by [[T. Bartholin]] who preformed a more extensive investigation of the church. Eight of the measurement series by Bertil could easily be cross dated towards each other, and turned out to be from four different trees. They contains between 129 and 200 years. Initially we were not able to crossdate this collection towards other references, but sins Bartholin told Bertil his result towards a local reference (not available to us), saying 1192 for the oldest material, we have found this dating plausible. Scandinavian references covering this timespan are available from Lappland (2), Jämtland (1 partial), Dalarna, Mälardalen (1, just 39 years overlap), Småland, Gotland (2, partial) and Savonlinna-area in southeastern Finland (several, but a mean of them used). Using one reference from each area except Gotland, the pattern supports the 1192 date, although the best correlation towards the Lappland (itrdb019w), is a bit unexpected. So '''the date''' is probably correct, but '''still in need of stronger support.''' '''Until then cautiousness is essential when used as reference.''' | '''Hög's Church''' near the town Hudiksvall at the Bothnian sea in Sweden, {{coord|61|45|59|N|17|2|27|E|display=inline|region:SE_type:state}}. The church is medieval and in the summer 2009 [[Bertil Israels]] had the opportunity to scan and photograph some of the old boards after they had been cleaned according to instructions by [[T. Bartholin]] who preformed a more extensive investigation of the church. Eight of the measurement series by Bertil could easily be cross dated towards each other, and turned out to be from four different trees. They contains between 129 and 200 years. Initially we were not able to crossdate this collection towards other references, but sins Bartholin told Bertil his result towards a local reference (not available to us), saying 1192 for the oldest material, we have found this dating plausible. Scandinavian references covering this timespan are available from Lappland (2), Jämtland (1 partial), Dalarna, Mälardalen (1, just 39 years overlap), Småland, Gotland (2, partial) and Savonlinna-area in southeastern Finland (several, but a mean of them used). Using one reference from each area except Gotland, the pattern supports the 1192 date, although the best correlation towards the Lappland (itrdb019w), is a bit unexpected. So '''the date''' is probably correct, but '''still in need of stronger support.''' '''Until then cautiousness is essential when used as reference.''' | ||
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Revision as of 18:45, 30 November 2009
Hög's Church near the town Hudiksvall at the Bothnian sea in Sweden, . The church is medieval and in the summer 2009 Bertil Israels had the opportunity to scan and photograph some of the old boards after they had been cleaned according to instructions by T. Bartholin who preformed a more extensive investigation of the church. Eight of the measurement series by Bertil could easily be cross dated towards each other, and turned out to be from four different trees. They contains between 129 and 200 years. Initially we were not able to crossdate this collection towards other references, but sins Bartholin told Bertil his result towards a local reference (not available to us), saying 1192 for the oldest material, we have found this dating plausible. Scandinavian references covering this timespan are available from Lappland (2), Jämtland (1 partial), Dalarna, Mälardalen (1, just 39 years overlap), Småland, Gotland (2, partial) and Savonlinna-area in southeastern Finland (several, but a mean of them used). Using one reference from each area except Gotland, the pattern supports the 1192 date, although the best correlation towards the Lappland (itrdb019w), is a bit unexpected. So the date is probably correct, but still in need of stronger support. Until then cautiousness is essential when used as reference.
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correlations
Cybis CDendro, Algorithm: Proportion of last two years growth (2,0,T
Correlations between each of 6 checked [references] and [mean of] HogK-PISY (version 2009-11-30)
(Proportion of last two years growth (2,0,T) dated to 1192
Member offset to ref---------------------------
Off Over *P2Yrs------ BaPi------- BeCOR------
Years set lap CorrC TTest CorrC TTest CorrC TTest
all... 1566 -814 201 0,37 5,7 0,32 4,7 0,10 1,3
swed019w 1540 -788 201 0,26 3,8 0,22 3,2 0,19 2,6
se007 958 -696 201 0,24 3,5 0,18 2,5 0,19 2,4
JAEMTUA 721 -635 85 0,24 2,3 0,29 2,8 -0,20 -1,8
Savonlin 1468 -810 201 0,22 3,2 0,17 2,5 0,02 0,3
BratPISY 752 -712 39 0,21 1,3 0,24 1,5 -0,12 -0,7
5church 356 -152 201 0,19 2,7 0,17 2,5 -0,07 -0,9
Cybis CDendro, Algorithm: Proportion of last two years growth (2,0,T
Correlations between each of 4 checked members of the collection HogK-PISY.rwl (version 2009-11-29)
and the reference [mean of some members of] PISY-Skandinavien091128
(Proportion of last two years growth (2,0,T) dated to 2006
Member offset to ref---------------------------
Off Over *P2Yrs------ BaPi------- BeCOR------
Years set lap CorrC TTest CorrC TTest CorrC TTest
all... 202 814 201 0,37 5,7 0,32 4,7 0,10 1,3
HogK01m 135 814 134 0,27 3,2 0,27 3,2 0,09 0,9
HogK02m 146 816 145 0,15 1,8 0,08 0,9 0,33 3,8
HogK03m 200 816 199 0,30 4,5 0,27 3,8 0,13 1,6
HogK07a 129 820 128 0,26 3,0 0,22 2,5 0,24 2,5
se007, Jaemtua, swed019 (ITRDB: swed019.rwl info), Savonlinna, BratPISY, 5church
See also
- Wikipedia (Swedish) article about Högs_kyrka,_Uppsala_stift