Question

Which of the following is not an example of absolute chronology? A. a timeline B. a sequence C. a calendar D. an investigation

Answer 1

D. an investigation All of the others have an order to them

Answer 2

Option D, an investigation.

Step-by-step explanation:

A chronology that decides the age of an event or feature in years, is known as an Absolute Chronology.

Geochronology in which the order of time is based on absolute period, generally estimated in years through the radiometric dating, instead of superposition and/or remains content as in relative chronology. The examples of the absolute chronology include a timeline, a sequence and a calendar.