In the next instalment of the Archaeology Dating videos, I get to show you my wood!! Yep, we're talking about tree ring ...

Scientists discover a giant thousand-year-old tree called Tessmannia princeps, a new species that reaches 131 feed high and 3 ...

A few things on this planet are old enough to make history books look recent, and that includes some living trees that have ...

Tree trunks are more than just wood—they’re living records of everything a tree’s been through. From growth spurts to natural ...

Researchers studied an ancient forest of bald cypress trees preserved in subfossil form at the mouth of Georgia’s Altamaha River. Using radiocarbon dating and tree-ring analysis, they ...

By counting the rings, Schulman confirmed what seemed impossible: the tree was at least 4,800 years old. Later samples in 1957 confirmed Methuselah’s age and placed it as the oldest living non ...

Rings measured on a cedar tree that was over 330 years old. (A. Pace), CC BY Our recent study reconstructed spring and early summer river flow from 1822 for the Sainte-Anne River, a major river in ...

In the depths of a Chilean rainforest stands the 'Gran Abuelo,' an approximately 5,400-year-old tree fighting for survival. A highway project now threatens its existence — and the ecosystem ...

Cobb Landmarks is partnering with the University of West Georgia to date Atlanta’s oldest remaining structures by examining the tree rings of the timber used in construction.

Here, we list 11 of the oldest trees in the world, where to find them and what we know of their stories. How are trees dated? The most commonly known method of determining the age of a tree is ...

The oldest living tree, over 5,000 years old, opens a window into Earth’s history, offering vital clues for understanding climate change, ecological balance, and biological longevity.

It is the oldest shrub in the world dated by annual rings and the oldest woody plant in Europe determined with this method. "Juniper is the most widespread woody species in the world.