A four-century extension of the long BC conifer chronology in the eastern Mediterranean and other additions

Some 29 newly-reanalyzed data sets from Turkey, Greece, and Cyprus have allowed the extension of the long BC conifer chronology, which begins in the early 30th century BC and which has been stalled for years in the middle of the 8th century BC, down three and a half centuries to 307 BC. Our so-called “Roman Gap” is getting shorter.