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Old 06-21-2010, 10:56 AM   #11
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If one has OLD ink, or the ability to fabricate "old" ink, and "old" papyrus, can one not write, in modern times, an "ancient" manuscript, with a bit of patience, and a modest amount of good luck?

I don't think that physical-chemical testing will satisfy anyone.
I was thinking along these lines, of course just speculating: does one really have 300 years old ink? Even if, isn't there a difference between old ink on old paper written 300 years ago and 50 years ago (effect of ink on paper)?
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