The phrase "ancient connections" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to historical relationships or links between people, cultures, or events that date back to ancient times.
Example: "The archaeologists discovered ancient connections between the two civilizations, revealing a shared history that had long been forgotten."
Alternatives: "historical ties" or "old links".
We start here and now because lamb has ancient connections to Easter, Passover and springtime in general.
MARINA ABRAMOVIC, the radical performance artist who recently spent seven grueling nights onstage in the rotunda of the Guggenheim, often doing violence to herself, has created an elaborate video work that examines ancient connections between sexuality and folklore.
Contemporary worldviews that have severed ancient connections between people and the environments that shaped us – plus our consumption and population growth – deepened this degradation.
Contemporary cultural worldviews that have severed humans' ancient connections with the natural world, along with consumption and population growth, have deepened this impoverishment.
But the root of this tradition stems from this plant's ancient connections with fertility rites and magic, and our fascination with mistletoe has protected it in many of the old orchards where it grows.
What is most remarkable about Serge's transformation is that at the time of his self-proclaimed conversion he had not heard of any Jews in Cameroon (although there are reports of ancient connections to Judaism), and he never met or had any contact with Jews.
There is a very moving and ancient connection between cancer and depression.
An Ancient Connection The troubles and exploits of the returning war veteran represent a searing slice of reality.
They have an ancient connection to Iran through shared faith, and Iran's financial and military support for Hezbollah has inspired gratitude.
An ancient connection exists between public business and the banyan tree, as between its huge overarching shade and its deep intertwining roots.
Modern monarchy has not quite dissolved this ancient connection between worship and immolation: in order for the "magic" to work, heirs and heiresses must either be ruthlessly pruned or else compelled to live inhumanly cloistered lives.
