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The phrase 'old bones' is correct and usable in written English.
The phrase can be used to describe something that is old, decrepit, or long forgotten. For example, "The old bones of the abandoned house creaked in the wind."
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Old bones and fresh courage.
Old person, old bones.
Very old bones indeed.
At least they were old bones.
What does it feel like, old bones?
"Old bones do not take too well to such activity".
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The study was based on 150-million-year-old bones.
The 10,000-year-old bones bear the blunt marks of a violent death.
The remains, 200-year-old bones, were buried at the time Franklin was living in the house.
The 35 million-year-old bones show that Wadilemur possessed the lemur's characteristic comb-shaped array of teeth.
It's not often that 800-year-old bones make the news.
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