If the table has been modified recently and is 10g, you can try
select scn_to_timestamp(max(ora_rowscn))
from test;
Think I've seen things say it's only up to 5 days you can use this.
If you need to and can modify the database, you could always create your own version of the user_tab_modifications by putting an INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE trigger on the tables you want to track and create a small table which holds the same sort of data as the user_tab_modifications does.
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