Publication date anchors ancient material responsibly

6 October 1995

The announcement relied on changes in the host star’s measured radial velocity.

6 October 1995

The reliable detection around an ordinary star helped launch a rapidly growing research field.

15 January 2001

The publication reviews Vedic, Brahmana and Vedanga materials alongside archaeology and later mathematical traditions.

15 January 2001

Tracking lunar phases, seasons and solar turning points helped coordinate ceremonies and agricultural time.

15 January 2001

Its chronology and interpretations should be read as scholarly arguments rather than uncontested conclusions.

15 January 2001

The exact date belongs to the modern study, not to the much older developments it analyzes.

31 January 2003

The paper examines similarities in lunar divisions, calendars, zodiacal schemes and year lengths.

31 January 2003

The author rejects an automatic assumption that every shared feature proves one-way borrowing.

31 January 2003

Trade, conquest, translation and scholarly mobility created opportunities for ideas to circulate between West and South Asia.

31 January 2003

Similar concepts may arise independently, be borrowed selectively or be transformed through local practices.

11 July 2005

The publication shows why ancient eclipse observations cannot be matched accurately without accounting for changes in Earth's spin.

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