What forces can disturb relative dating?
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Relative dating is the process of determining the age of an artifact, a layer of rock, a fossil, or something else by using the position of that item in relation to other surrounding rock layers and items. (Remember, we are only able to determine whether something is older or younger compared to something else.
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Because relative dating doesn't give you an absolute age, errors are much less common in comparison to absolute dating. However, forces that can disturb relative dating or at least make it more challenging include multiple geological processes occurring over a short period of time.
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