The phrase "ancient magazine" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a magazine that is very old or from a distant past, possibly discussing historical topics or featuring content from an earlier time period.
Example: "While browsing through the library, I stumbled upon an ancient magazine that featured articles about the early days of aviation."
Alternatives: "old magazine" or "historical magazine".
Mr. Johnson, who with Ms. Lewis accompanied a reporter into the woman's home on the condition that she not be identified, shined a flashlight over tangled electrical cords and ancient magazines.
It is, in a sense, a renewal of the now-ancient magazine concept of "wantedness".
It marks "one of the great religious centers" of the ancient world," the magazine Archaeology reported in 2009, as the excavations were being finished, and offers "a unique glimpse into the religious architecture, beliefs and practices of the ancient Near East over a vast span of time".
Founded in 1969 by Harvard graduates Kenney, Henry Beard, and Robert Hoffman as a national spinoff to the ancient campus humor magazine Harvard Lampoon (which began in 1876), the first issue of National Lampoon arrived in the spring of 1970, gaining in popularity throughout the first half of the decade and peaking at a national circulation of a million copies in late 1974.
A vein of escapism runs through television hits like "Charmed," in which three comely young women battle ancient sorcerers, in magazines advertising campaigns and even in new public spaces.
These are the ancient streets where magazines of supplies were kept, storehouses for emergencies.
Dr. Eisenberg, the editor in chief of the ancient art and archaeology magazine Minerva, has been seeking to establish the origin of the vase for 32 years.
They also described their work in interviews and in a recent article in Minerva, a British magazine of ancient art and archaeology.
Even as stalwart an LGBTQ ally as Frank Rich, in an article in the last issue of New York Magazine entitled "Ancient Gay History," claims that "the rapidity of change has been stunning" and "happened with a speed of a fever dream".
