The phrase "ancient hall" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a hall that is very old, often associated with historical or archaeological significance.
Example: "The explorers stumbled upon an ancient hall, its walls adorned with intricate carvings that told stories of a long-lost civilization."
Alternatives: "historic chamber" or "old hall".
One ancient hall not enough for you?
A few minutes later I was standing inside the Great Synagogue's tiny counterpart, an ancient hall that seemed to resemble a rundown Shakespearean theater more than a house of prayer.
But he is also the captain, the leader by example, the ancient Hall of Famer and the prankster king of the well-placed rubber snake and the deftly hidden turkey carcass.
And then, of course, to top it all, there is the customary racket of schoolkids when they mooch around in packs, munching and jawing, pounding the bare boards of this ancient hall, which used to display part of the Royal Armoury Museum, now displaced to Leeds.
It'll still launch with Android 1.6, but you can feel safe in the knowledge that your device won't be abandoned in the ancient halls of obscurity.
In addition, the results reveal that ancient halls are limited in their ability to use climatic resources due to technical restrictions.
Nor are they the Ivy League citadels of Americas elite like Harvard or Princeton, or ancient halls of learning like Cambridge or Oxford in the United Kingdom.
The results show that the indoor air temperature of the ancient halls under free-running conditions fluctuated between 22.52 and 29.46 °C in summer and between −8.91 and −2.64 °C in winter, meaning that the indoor environments are comfortable in summer but too cold in winter according to GB/T 50785-2012, whish is the Chinese standard for evaluating indoor thermal environments.
So does the thought of even more of ancient Guyot Hall being eaten by drab offices.
Also fascinating are the minerals and gems collection and the ancient Egyptian hall with a 30-foot royal funerary boat.
His clubfooted grandmother and her dog team up with three ancient music hall stars, the Belleville Sisters, to rescue him.
