The phrase "a set of ancient" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a collection or group of items, concepts, or artifacts that are old or from a distant past.
Example: "The museum displayed a set of ancient artifacts that provided insight into early human civilization."
Alternatives: "a collection of ancient" or "a group of ancient".
Later that morning, Gaspard picked up a set of ancient keys and descended to the cellars.
If Judaism was less a set of ancient customs and dogmas than a progressive, eternally renewed spirit, then it could take new forms suited to the modern world.
These are a set of ancient ceremonial bronze bells from 2,400 years ago, found totally preserved in the tomb of Marquis Yi of Zeng.
TRIO MEDIEVAL The eerily beautiful female vocal trio — which gives early music a lustrous modern gloss — performs a set of ancient Norwegian folk songs at Weill Recital Hall.
Arriving at Hopkins shortly after the discovery of a set of ancient scrolls west of the Dead Sea, Cross studied under the legendary Near Eastern scholar William F. Albright, and quickly became one of Albright's most important pupils.
It costs roughly 125,000 pesos to hire a horse for the four-hour round-trip excursion from Arrecifes to Pueblito, a set of ancient Kogui Indian dwellings high up a mountain trail, with spectacular views of the sea.
Emilia and Luka, who have escaped, must collect together a set of symbolic ancient charms, thereby reuniting the dispersed Gypsy clan and saving their family from the gallows.
As a gesture of good faith, the institute announced yesterday that it was returning a set of 300 ancient Persian clay tablets to the Iranian Cultural Heritage Organization, the national antiquities department.
Questions have been raised over the claims of a self-styled archaeologist who is arguing that a set of supposedly ancient Christian books is genuine.
In a signal instance of cultural diplomacy, the Oriental Institute at the University of Chicago has returned a set of 300 ancient clay tablets to Iran in what amounts to the first U.S.-led repatriation of archaeological objects to the country since the 1979 Islamic Revolution.
Increasing evidence shows that the miRNA repertoire of any plant or animal species comprises of a set of conserved ancient miRNAs as well as many recently evolved species-specific miRNAs [ 11- 13].
