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What is the difference between absolute and relative chronology

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Relative chronology- locating related events relative to each other. Absolute chronology- locating specific dates in a chronological era.

Chronology is characterized as 'the determination of the best possible grouping of past occasions', as such, the course of action of dates, occasions, and so forth, arranged by event.

The difference between Absolute Chronology and Relative Chronology is that Absolute Chronology decides the age of an element or occasion in years, where Relative Chronology decides the age of a component or occasion in respect to the period of different highlights or occasions.

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