The twentieth century was the wettest period in northern Pakistan over the past millennium

By K. Treydte, G. Schleser, G. Helle, D. Frank, M. Winiger, G. Haug, J. Esper. Nature, 2006

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Low‐frequency noise in δ13C and δ18O tree ring data: A case study of Pinus uncinata in the Spanish Pyrenees (2010, background): “[4] Indications for such biases for oxygen isotopes were first reported by Treydte et al. [2006] in their reconstruction of long‐term precipitation changes in Central Asia using an annually resolved 1000 year d 18 O chronology.”
Cosmic Rays and Climate (2005, neutral): “The references are W0 [30], W1 [44], W2 [41], W3 [45], W4 [43], D5 [46], D6 [47], D7 [42], D8 [48], D9 [49], D10 [50], D11 [51], D12 [52] and D13 [53].”
Early 21st century snow cover state over the western river basins of the Indus River system (2012, background): “Tree-ring-based precipitation reconstruction further confirms that the last century was the wettest in the last millennium in this region (Treydte et al., 2006).”