On behalf of Fiona:
A colleague of mine who works with broadleafed woodlands and woodland
grant
schemes is currently doing some work in a woodland which has in the
past been coppiced, possibly not for about 70/80 years but prior to
that on a fairly regular basis. Does anyone have any experience of how
you can date the trees which have been coppiced, perhaps by the
root/tree base? Has any work been done on this sort of thing? Are
there rings to count in the root base??
Any ideas or references would be great.
Fiona
Fiona Gale Archaeolegydd y Sir / County Archaeologist Cyfarwyddiaeth
Dysgu Gydol Oes / Directorate of Lifelong Learning Cyngor Sir Ddinbych
/ Denbighshire County Council Ffon / Tel: 01824 708262
e-bost / e mail: fionagale@xxxxxxxxxxxx.gov.uk /
fiona.gale@xxxxxxxxxxxxx.gov.uk
www.sirddinbych.gov.uk / www. denbighshire.gov.uk
Any one able to help her?
Dermot Cox
Senior Arboricultural Officer
Test Valley Borough Council
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01794 527824
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