Dendrochronology lab. What did you do in lab? (methodology)

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It should be noticed that tree rings contain up to 7,000 years of information about the environment, the movement of glaciers, insect outbreaks, the history of fire, and other phenomena. So the examination of tree rings was done by counting the backward from the bark. We then found their pith date (the time when the trees started growing), and marked every year with a colored dot. For example, the year 2000 was colored black, the year 2001 was colored pink, and so on. After some days, we observed some variations in the width of tree rings, which eventually helped us determine the pith date. The narrowest rings were separated from the broadest rings to identify how old a tree ring is. All of the tree rings were then compared to each other to...