Dating manuscripts, particularly when dealing with handwritten materials, poses a distinct challenge, especially compared to identifying authors in anonymous holographs. The wide array of differences in handwriting styles among various authors, coupled with the tendency for these differences to evolve over time, can often obscure more subtle nuances within the handwriting of a single author. In response to this challenge, our research endeavors to explore a diverse set of methodologies and approaches aimed at precisely dating the undated holographs of Galaktion Tabidze, a prominent Georgian poet from the 20th century. This article outlines two distinct approaches utilized in our study, delving into the experiments conducted to assess the efficacy of each proposed dating method. Through the investigation of these methodologies, our objective is to offer valuable insights and enhance the accuracy of dating historical holographs, thus contributing to a deeper understanding of Tabidze's work and the broader historical context in which it was created.