The phrase "a range of ancient" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a variety of items, concepts, or artifacts that are old or from a distant past.
Example: "The museum features a range of ancient artifacts from different civilizations."
Alternatives: "a variety of ancient" or "a selection of ancient".
Drawing from a range of ancient source material, the dishes were prepared from 4,000-year-old 4,000-year-old 4,000-year-oldtews, and desserecipes
In March, militants filmed themselves destroying a range of ancient temples and structures at Nimrud, one of the finest historical treasures in Mosul.
As part of Open Cambridge, the college is exhibiting a range of ancient student paraphernalia, including a manual from 1893, called The Freshers Don't, written by "A Sympathiser", advising new undergraduates of the pitfalls to avoid.
Using a range of ancient and contemporary Hebrew and English texts that mention the moon, Ms. Ran incorporated vocal techniques like Sprechstimme, the form of spoken singing used by Schoenberg in "Pierrot Lunaire".
Trio Mediaeval, "Stella Maris" (ECM): At once more daring and more delicate than Anonymous 4, their predecessors in the a-cappella-female-vocal category, these three Scandinavian singers bring a crystalline magic to a range of ancient and contemporary polyphonic works.
A comparative exploration of the role the senses played in the performance of ancient and premodern ritual, drawing from a range of ancient traditions including those of Greece, Rome, and Egypt, and from cultural traditions of the Near East, India, China, and the New World.
Europe is a consolidated continent, characterized by a wide range of ancient buildings that urgently need refurbishments, especially in seismic zones such as Portugal, where structural reinforcement is imperative.
Zun, (Chinese: "sacrificial vessel") Wade-Giles romanization tsun, any of a wide range of ancient Chinese wine vessels.
Zun, ( Chinese: "sacrificial vessel") Wade-Giles romanization tsun, any of a wide range of ancient Chinese wine vessels.
It now seems possible to extract bits of reliable evidence from a wide range of ancient authors, such as Porphyry and Iamblichus (see below Neo-Pythagoreanism).
The Birth of Nomos includes extracts from a wide range of ancient sources, in both the original and English translation, including material from legal history, philosophy, philology, linguistics, ancient history, poetry, archaeology, ancient musicology and anthropology.
