get the Type for a object declared dynamic

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You need to do this…

Type unknown = ((ObjectHandle)tmp).Unwrap().GetType();

By the way, this is a little confusing because if you call Activator.CreateInstance on a type in your current assembly…

Activator.CreateInstance(typeof(Foo))

…the object is not wrapped and the original code works fine.

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