Passage:
In 1989, maritime archaeologist Ole Crumlin-Pedersen analyzed timber samples from five 11th-century shipwrecks excavated in Denmark's Roskilde Fjord. Using dendrochronology—a technique measuring annual tree-ring growth variations—he established that the vessel designated Skuldelev 2 was constructed not from native Danish oak, as long hypothesized, but from timber harvested in the vicinity of Dublin, Ireland, around 1042 CE. Crucially, the growth ring patterns in the oak exhibited an abrupt reduction in ring width occurring precisely during the 1020s, a period coinciding with documented severe droughts in eastern Ireland. Furthermore, while the hull planking consisted exclusively of Irish oak, the vessel's internal framing components comprised Scandinavian pine, indicating that the ship underwent structural refitting in a Nordic shipyard prior to its scuttling.
Consider each of the choices separately and select all that apply.
According to the passage, which of the following statements regarding the vessel designated Skuldelev 2 are explicitly supported?
- Its hull planking was constructed from oak trees harvested near Dublin.Answer
- BThe tree-ring patterns of its pine framing components exhibited a marked growth reduction in the 1020s.
- Its internal framing contained timber that originated outside of Ireland.Answer