Geochronologically
Geochronologically refers to the science of determining the ages of rocks, fossils, and geological events. It is a fundamental aspect of geology, providing a timeline for Earth's history and the evolution of life. The methods employed in geochronology are diverse, broadly categorized into relative dating and absolute dating techniques.
Relative dating establishes the sequence of geological events without assigning specific numerical ages. Principles like superposition,
Absolute dating, also known as numerical dating, aims to assign a numerical age to geological materials. Radiometric