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Megan,

We have had good success using R. Bruce Hoadley's book Identifying Wood:
Accurate results with simple tools on identifying large pieces of wood like
you would be getting from shipwrecks.

Bill Liebeknecht
Principal Investigator
Hunter Research, Inc. 
Trenton, New Jersey

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Subject: Wood Sample Lab? - clarification


Greetings again,

Sorry about my post; I realize I left off some important information!

Can anyone suggest a company to send wood samples to for species 
identification?

These would be wood (not charcoal) samples from a partially-submerged 
shipwreck in New Jersey.

Many thanks,
Megan Springate.

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