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• Stahle and Matthew D . Therrell, a fellow dendrochronologist, started taking test borings.
• Steward Observatory owes its existence to the efforts of American astronomer and dendrochronologist Andrew Ellicott Douglass.
• The Violin Society of America turned to Grissino-Mayer, a noted dendrochronologist, for help.
• Stahle is a dendrochronologist, one of a breed of scientists who have made a speciality of analyzing tree rings.
• Yet another ghost forest was identified by Gordon Jacoby, a dendrochronologist from Columbia University, underwater in Lake Washington.
• Given a chance, a dendrochronologist could knock Halvdan the Black off his timeline or even relegate him to the fiction shelf.
• As part of the restoration project, Herman Heikkenan of Virginia, a nationally known dendrochronologist, will study the logs and determine when poplar trees were felled for the cabins.
• Stahle is a dendrochronologist, meaning he studies tree rings, which are an accurate gauge of climatic conditions in a given year because the thickness of the rings varies with soil moisture.
• "The St . Edmund thing may be a complete myth, " said Ian Tyers, a dendrochronologist who has spent the last eight years dating buildings in this part of southeastern England.
• Inspired by women such as McClung Museum founder Madeleine Kneberg and dendrochronologist Florence Hawley, both of whom made vast contributions to Tennessee archaeology with very little recognition compared to their male colleagues, Sullivan has become a prominent proponent of the gender / feminist archaeology movement that developed in the 1970s as a faction of post-processual archaeological theory.