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Definition of ancient history in English: ancient historynoun mass noun1The history of the ancient civilizations of the Mediterranean area and the Near East up to the fall of the Western Roman Empire in AD 476. Example sentencesExamples - An archaeological museum in a cathedral annex on the west coast of Italy pays tribute to the rich and ancient history of the area.
- More than 30 classics courses, usually consisting of Latin, ancient Greek and ancient history, are offered by universities around the UK.
- Who started the trend of interpreting ancient history and literature from an Afro-centric perspective and why did it start?
- In May 1948 he was appointed to the 300-year-old Camden Chair as professor of ancient history at Brasenose College, Oxford.
- Murri community leader Sam Watson spoke of the ancient history of the Brisbane area as a meeting place for Murris, and the more recent anti-racist struggles.
- Mullen's targets are drawn from every imaginable source - from ancient history to modern marketing.
- ‘The latest finds are another example of the ancient history of the area coming to life and give us an even clearer picture of activity in the village,’ he said.
- At present, this record of ancient history is slowly falling prey to vandalism, theft, tourism and ignorance.
- Medieval and Renaissance history get some attention, but ancient history gets relatively short shrift.
- One Nation Underground revisits a fast-receding era of U.S. history that seems like ancient history to today's undergraduates.
- The cheering thing about this revised picture of ancient history is of course that, so far as it is correct, many of the mass slaughters that we read about in the Bible and elsewhere may also never have happened.
- They must also possess deep political prudence, founded on an appreciation of ancient history as well as modern affairs.
- Since 1896, the year the Olympics were resurrected from ancient history, the Olympics have been a symbol of the camaraderie and harmony possible on a global scale.
- The study group was divided into three subgroups - one on ancient history, another on medieval history and the third on modern and contemporary history.
- Giambattista Vico, after completing an exhaustive study of ancient history, concluded in 1725 that marriage between a man and a woman is an essential characteristic of civilisation.
- It is really remarkable that a United States Senator can have such a shaky grasp of history - not ancient history, but events of the last few years.
- An apology, they argue, would revive ancient history - and misplace blame in the process.
- So I went to the uni and I did medieval history and renaissance history and ancient history.
- Our route to the ancient history of the continent is troubled by the history of the last five hundred years.
- Regulars at Whiskey Bar know I'm fascinated by history, ancient history in particular.
Synonyms over, at an end, finished, ended, concluded, terminated, no more, extinct, dead, run, gone, dead and gone, dead and buried, forgotten, over and done with, a thing of the past, in the past, ancient history - 1.1informal Something that is already long familiar and no longer new, interesting, or relevant.
the New Wave is ancient history now Example sentencesExamples - Nine years after Watergate, and it was already ancient history.
- I haven't paid very much attention to the deep throat revelations, because to me this is all ancient history - interesting, you know, but not important.
- Sometimes, I wonder if that idea's already ancient history.
- The answer to such contradictory share movements is that institutional investors consider the full-year results of any company to be ancient history as they already have a fair idea of what to expect before they are announced.
- The deal is done: it is already ancient history.
Synonyms extinguished, quenched, quashed, quelled, suppressed, smothered, stifled
Derivatives noun In many cases, the works of ancient historians who offered vital testimony had been lost. Example sentencesExamples - It has been described by many ancient historians as a place of prophesies almost as famous as the Delphic Oracle.
- That perennial bugbear of the ancient historian, the inadequacies and ambiguities of the sources, haunts every attempt to resurrect the great conqueror.
- A friend of mine, an ancient historian, world expert in his fields, was appointed to Harvard with the expectation that he'd take on three graduates a year.
- Aryans were not foreigners from the West, the view widely held by ancient historians, but India's native people.
Definition of ancient history in US English: ancient historynoun 1The history of the ancient civilizations of the Mediterranean area and the Near East up to the fall of the Western Roman Empire in AD 476. Example sentencesExamples - The cheering thing about this revised picture of ancient history is of course that, so far as it is correct, many of the mass slaughters that we read about in the Bible and elsewhere may also never have happened.
- More than 30 classics courses, usually consisting of Latin, ancient Greek and ancient history, are offered by universities around the UK.
- Medieval and Renaissance history get some attention, but ancient history gets relatively short shrift.
- Regulars at Whiskey Bar know I'm fascinated by history, ancient history in particular.
- Murri community leader Sam Watson spoke of the ancient history of the Brisbane area as a meeting place for Murris, and the more recent anti-racist struggles.
- Since 1896, the year the Olympics were resurrected from ancient history, the Olympics have been a symbol of the camaraderie and harmony possible on a global scale.
- They must also possess deep political prudence, founded on an appreciation of ancient history as well as modern affairs.
- At present, this record of ancient history is slowly falling prey to vandalism, theft, tourism and ignorance.
- Who started the trend of interpreting ancient history and literature from an Afro-centric perspective and why did it start?
- So I went to the uni and I did medieval history and renaissance history and ancient history.
- Giambattista Vico, after completing an exhaustive study of ancient history, concluded in 1725 that marriage between a man and a woman is an essential characteristic of civilisation.
- An archaeological museum in a cathedral annex on the west coast of Italy pays tribute to the rich and ancient history of the area.
- In May 1948 he was appointed to the 300-year-old Camden Chair as professor of ancient history at Brasenose College, Oxford.
- Mullen's targets are drawn from every imaginable source - from ancient history to modern marketing.
- Our route to the ancient history of the continent is troubled by the history of the last five hundred years.
- ‘The latest finds are another example of the ancient history of the area coming to life and give us an even clearer picture of activity in the village,’ he said.
- The study group was divided into three subgroups - one on ancient history, another on medieval history and the third on modern and contemporary history.
- One Nation Underground revisits a fast-receding era of U.S. history that seems like ancient history to today's undergraduates.
- It is really remarkable that a United States Senator can have such a shaky grasp of history - not ancient history, but events of the last few years.
- An apology, they argue, would revive ancient history - and misplace blame in the process.
Synonyms over, at an end, finished, ended, concluded, terminated, no more, extinct, dead, run, gone, dead and gone, dead and buried, forgotten, over and done with, a thing of the past, in the past, ancient history - 1.1informal Something that is already long familiar and no longer new, interesting, or relevant.
the New Wave is ancient history now Example sentencesExamples - Nine years after Watergate, and it was already ancient history.
- The deal is done: it is already ancient history.
- Sometimes, I wonder if that idea's already ancient history.
- The answer to such contradictory share movements is that institutional investors consider the full-year results of any company to be ancient history as they already have a fair idea of what to expect before they are announced.
- I haven't paid very much attention to the deep throat revelations, because to me this is all ancient history - interesting, you know, but not important.
Synonyms extinguished, quenched, quashed, quelled, suppressed, smothered, stifled
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