[Advaita-l] Conference on that Date of Adi SankaracharyainOctober, 2002

[Dave Cheng]

Dear Advaita.Vedanta group,

Thank you for keeping me in the loop. However, due to my work commitment, I 
am unable to keep pace with you guys. Pls remove my email from you listing 
for the moment, thank you.

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DaveCheng

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From: "Michael Shepherd" <michael at shepherd87.fsnet.co.uk>
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SankaracharyainOctober, 2002


The task of identification of the copper inscription may not be entirely at
a dead end. Copper can contain traces of 12 other related metals beside
itself; and copper neutron activation analysis can go some way to
identifying age (via smelting process empployed etc) and geographical
location (the admixture of those other elements). That is my understanding
of the current situation.

Michael

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Sent: 20 January 2010 14:27
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inOctober, 2002



Sharmaji, Radhe Krishna,

Thanks for you info.  I did a google search as suggested.  My understanding
is that carbon dating cannot be done on a metal such as copper.

Regards,

On Wed, Jan 20, 2010 at 3:02 AM, Varadaraja Sharma <
rishyasrunga at rediffmail.com> wrote:

> Radhe Krishna,
>
> Anbe sivam, Radhe Krishna
>
> me too neither a metllurgist nor an ar­chaeologist.  Neverthless, whenever
> an archaeological artifact is unearthed, be it a fossil, even a wooden
tool,
> by a scientific method called carbon-14 dating, the age of artifact is
> determined.
> if you want more information as to accuracy of such determination of age
> etc., go to google search and would gather further information.
> regarding the copper inscription in question, leaving the facts as to when
> it was unearthed, who unearthed it, under whose posession is it now, it is
a
> matter of fact that it is alleged to be thousands of years old.
> If that being the case, through scientic methodology, if the age of
> artifact is determined, more information is known to the world at large.
>
> regards
> Radhe Krishna
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