'archaic knowledge' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to knowledge or ideas from a long time ago, usually old or obsolete. For example, "The scientists studied the archaeology of the region to find ancient artifacts and gain insight into the archaic knowledge of the area."
Due to their rediscovery of the orthodox classics and their unstinting emphasis on the significance of the practical applicability of ideas, they not only consistently placed the archaic connection between knowledge and action at the center of epistemological thought, but also gave it a more concrete emphasis, as in the relationship between thought and (political) practice.
Prior studies of coprolites from this region have greatly expanded our knowledge of Archaic subsistence patterns, but have not taken full advantage of the record of individual dietary decisions recorded in each coprolite specimen.
You need the glossary at the back to keep up with the archaic vocabulary: Querents (persons seeking knowledge of the ether), meatspace (the Earth), flux (drug causing pain and disorientation in clairvoyants)... "People question what I thought of Oxford.
The excavation constitutes the first case study of the political economy of Archaic Crete, while augmenting our knowledge of the agropastoral resource base of Aegean communities in early stages of urbanization.
(This blogger thinks that providing access to the two millenniums of human knowledge stored in that archaic information system called "the printed book" will always keep them relevant, but I digress).
Over the next few decades, through a haze of elliptical, drifting scenes, he remembers an old love (Alexandra Maria Lara), romps with a femme fatale (Alexandra Pirici), settles in Switzerland, finds a new love (Ms. Lara), absorbs libraries of knowledge, travels to India, speaks in archaic tongues and takes counsel from his intermittently visible double (Mr. Roth).
For many years, the complex structure of Ivanov's theories, his use of archaic language, and his uncommon erudition in many fields of knowledge made his works and ideas inaccessible to readers.
The archaic Queensland criminal code derived its anti-homosexuality laws – "carnal knowledge against the order of nature" – from the British 1860 anti-sodomy laws, which were exported across the Commonwealth during the Victorian era.
Even as courtrooms themselves become paperless, the legal system may seem increasingly archaic if it denies jurors their usual share of the knowledge and experience that are a click away.
They allow the poet to display his knowledge of literary tradition and to create the desired archaic mood.
Veda, ( Sanskrit: "Knowledge") a collection of poems or hymns composed in archaic Sanskrit by Indo-European-speaking peoples who lived in northwest India during the 2nd millennium bce.
