The phrase "ancient traditional" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe customs, practices, or knowledge that have been passed down through generations and are rooted in history.
Example: "The festival celebrates ancient traditional rituals that have been observed for centuries in this community."
Alternatives: "time-honored" or "long-standing traditions".
The new sculptures use, as Brancusi did, mostly ancient, traditional materials: wood, bronze and stone.
Thursday METROPOLITAN MUSEUM OF ART Ancient, traditional and modern works performed by Anonymous 4. At 6 30 and 8 30 p.m., (212) 570-3949, metmuseum.org/tickets; $60.
Here, in the Metropolitan Museum's acoustically vibrant Medieval Sculpture Hall, the group offers a holiday program of ancient, traditional and modern pieces on themes of love and celebration.
The use of the chorus throughout is inventive and eloquent, incorporating ancient traditional devices (like the ceremonial beating of poles) into a flowing movement that embodies the fluctuations of sentiment among the citizens of Thebes.
The shop parades the spoils of decades of hoarding, with glamorous vintage items belonging to her mother and grandmother in among a barely organised chaos of antique boaters, handbags, ancient traditional Ottoman outfits and glamorous ballgowns.
The art-rock trio Yo La Tengo of Hoboken, N.J., the American jazz pianist Brad Mehldau and the Hugh Masekela Band of South Africa add to the diverse mix, as does the Alim Qasimov Ensemble, which brings "mugham," ancient traditional music of Azerbaijan, to Brighton.
So ancient and traditional.
Kediri, ancient Kadiri, traditional region of eastern Java, Indonesia.
HIGHLAND PARK Highland Park Public Library Pichwai Painting, the Ancient Indian Traditional Art on Fabric.
His study of ancient Chinese traditional opera and novels also set standards for scholarship in those areas.
If pizza makes the cut, it will join cultural practices such as the ancient Georgian traditional Qvevri wine-making method, the Mongolian coaxing ritual for camels, Slovakian bagpipe culture, Romanian lad's dancing and Turkmenistan's epic art of Gorogly.
