This concise handbook offers an accessible introduction to dendrochronological dating—the scientific method of determining age through the analysis of tree rings—tailored for archaeologists and heritage professionals. It explains the basic principles of tree growth, sampling techniques, cross-dating methods, and the interpretation of ring patterns, while outlining the strengths and limitations of the method in archaeological research. Practical in orientation, it highlights how wood remains can provide precise calendar dates and environmental information, making it an invaluable tool for reconstructing past human activity and climatic conditions. Written by a leading specialist in dendrochronology, the guide serves as a clear and reliable overview for students, field archaeologists, and anyone interested in scientific dating methods in archaeology.
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