The phrase "ancient home" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a dwelling or place that has historical significance or is very old.
Example: "The archaeologists discovered the ruins of an ancient home that dated back thousands of years."
Alternatives: "historic residence" or "old dwelling".
For the summer Games at least, there is a potential solution: returning the Olympics to its ancient home.
This is staged in the bracing Highlands, ancient home of the Bond family (their 16th century mansion is called Skyfall).
Many of their relatives who are now refugees in Kurdistan have abandoned the idea of ever returning to their ancient home.
The Communists subsequently shipped much of the remainder back to Beijing for reinstallation at the collection's ancient home, the Forbidden City.
At the ancient home of the game, in the oldest major of them all, where better for the youthful duo to square off?
"How calm and stately she is," Mynors thought, as they walked along the forbidding street that united the five contiguous towns that marked the ancient home of the potter.
Ms. Coyne trawls "ancient home-economics books, from the 1880s to 1920 or so," she said, looking for clues about how women accomplished tasks like conditioning their hair before the chemical age.
Brugge is a city of medieval aspect, resplendent with cathedrals, late medieval public buildings, and ancient homes.
Highway 15 leads to the Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument, the ancient homes of the Mogollon people who lived in the area's steep canyons 700 years ago.
Inevitably, after a few days of taking in our new world -- a village public school for the kids, neighbors who opened the doors of their ancient homes to us, a lengthy siesta every afternoon -- our houseguests would side with the Italians.
BOSTON—When it comes to peering into Africa's climate past, the ancient homes of hyraxes are number one.
