The phrase "ancient maps" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it in any context where you want to refer to maps from a long time ago. For example: "The archeologists studied ancient maps in order to understand the ancient civilization's trade routes."
You studied Fawcett's diaries, ship manifests, ancient maps.
West of Ninth, as in ancient maps, lie dragons and chaos.
The air itself smelled old, or perhaps this was just the dust of ancient maps rising into the room.
Ancient maps date this village to the 13th century when it was a haven for people fleeing bitter mountain winters.
Together they spar, follow clues on ancient maps and are chased by villains from Casablanca to the Serengeti.
Visitors can see 3,000-year-old 3,000-year-old 3,000-year-oldaps oraclena and learn Chinese calligraphy at the Queens Libones celebration of the Chinestudyw Yeancient
They were guided by an ancient map and the word of a venerated Bulgarian psychic.
When their homes come under threat of demolition, they find an ancient map and embark on a treasure hunt.
The video shows an ancient map of the Iberian Peninsula turning red, the Daily Express reports, as part of the militant group's goal to expand its boundaries into Europe.
Grossman, with a magnificently furrowed forehead that looks like an ancient map, is a heavily sententious man, a Moses without the tablets.
Immigration only strengthens us even more.Philip Fontaine St Petersburg, FloridaFairytale of BeijingSIR – Perhaps China will worry its neighbours further and make a claim that the North Pole is actually an extension of northern China, as found on an ancient map made during the Qing dynasty ("Regional turbulence", November 30th).
