Parquet Floor Wood Identification

I have just bought a house constructed in 1905 which has a parquet wooden floor. Not sure if the floor is original but think it may be as a neighbouring property which is identical in design has the same type of floor. I have put in a new fire place with a smaller hearth so I need to obtain some additional tiles. Can anyone help me identify the type of wood that the tiles are made from? I think the tiles are soft wood and the underside is light in colour (similar to pine).
Apologies for the messy floor - the large tile is a ceramic sample as I am in two minds at the moment whether to keep the floor or change it out.

Scratch and sniff normally works, but only if you know the smells.

Andy

I thought that Andy - would possibly be able to tell if it was pine but not anything else. Can't do the sniff test at the moment as I am abroad! Does the presence of knots point it in the direction of pine?

Pretty much all timber has knots!

Wood talk online is probably the best place to ask but you'll need to get a good shot of the end grain, preferably cleaned up/planed.