Bannister 110

Beyond chronology – a tale of tall trees

Barrels, as packaging for a range of traded goods, often ended up re-used in wells and latrines in towns. Tree-ring analysis of barrel finds not only supplies us with a precise chronology for their manufacture, and for the dating of the contexts in which they are found. The region of origin of the wood, through provenance determination, reveals connections between regions that might not necessarily be detected in the other finds from a site. In this talk, I will present some of the most recent provenance determination results that have emerged through my research in Northern Europe.

What I did this summer

The first Tree-Ring Talk of the semester will include multiple short summaries by lab members highlighting what they have been up to over the summer.  The talks will be followed by an informal social to give people the opportunity to catch up with each other.  Presenters will include:

  • Amy Hudson and Soumaya Belmecheri
  • Ben Bellorado
  • Charlotte Pearson
  • Dave Meko
  • Irina Panyushkina
  • Kit O'Connor
  • Paul Szejner
  • Peter Brewer
  • Ramzi Touchan
  • Ross Alexander
  • Valerie Trouet

B2 Prep Time

This time is needed to prep presentations for the B2 Science Academy.

Global Initiatives Office Visit

This is an informal visit scheduled for the UA Global Initiatives Office. The group will be meeting in the lobby/MP Room 110 briefly with Dr. Touchan and Dr. Meko, and then visiting their labs.

ASCA Reception

This is a private event for the American Society of Consulting Arborists to be hosted at the LTRR. This event is for ASCA registrants and will include a reception provided by the ASCA, with a talk and tour provided by the LTRR Outreach Program. Activities will be held in the main lobby, Bannister 101, and in the Multipurpose room, Bannister Room 110.

COS “Pathways to Science Careers”

Operation Military Kids – Career Pathfinders Camp for College of Science 

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