NOUN
- knowledge of some recent fact or event that has become so commonly known that it has lost its original pertinence
- a history of the ancient world
How To Use ancient history In A Sentence
- In 1907 he was appointed Camden Professor of Ancient History with an official fellowship at Brasenose College.
- Its very imperfection is powerful testimony of its ancient history, a history of step-by-step change rather than of deliberate design.
- It should all be so much ancient history. Times, Sunday Times
- Dan and Claire share an interest in ancient history.
- The history of Tamil invasions against the only homeland that the Buddhist Sinhalese possess is not just the stuff of ancient history, but a living reality underpinned by latter-day Tamil terrorism. Buddha’s Savage Peace
- Last year's report is ancient history and totally irrelevant to the current situation.
- He is familiar with Chinese ancient history.
- I encourage anyone interested in ancient history to consider Turkey for their next travel destination.
- He is familiar with Chinese ancient history.
- It has been fashionable in the last twenty years to suggest that there was in ancient history a utopian matriarchy.
