'such antiquity' is correct and usable in written English
It is used to refer to something of considerable age, especially in terms of its historic or cultural importance. For example, "He was fascinated by the architecture of the ancient temple, its such antiquity a marvel to behold."
No known primate fossils of such antiquity have been found in Africa, which the anthropoids eventually did colonize, evolving into Homo sapiens only about 200,000 years ago.
The finding was startling because no human DNA of such antiquity -- at least 30,000 years old -- had been recovered and because it showed a pattern of DNA that was quite different from that of modern humans.
The key to this revelation was a cranium excavated in 2005 and known simply as Skull 5, which scientists described as "the world's first completely preserved adult hominid skull" of such antiquity.
The rate of varnish formation varies: it generally is thought to take about 2,000 years for it to form in arid areas, because it coats artifacts and natural objects known to be of such antiquity; but it has formed in less than 50 years in the Mojave Desert.
However, we did not detect any mtDNA haplotypes of such antiquity that clearly identify early traces of the pre-LGM expansions in eastern Europe, originating from industries that can be traced back 40 30 ky (for instance, for the Spitsyn or Strelets Cultures assemblages).
Given such antiquity, it is perhaps unexpected that there are three major classes of RNR, each with distinct mechanisms for radical generation [ 4].
The group has also looted and sold such antiquities on the black market to raise funds.
Meanwhile, buyers are not getting the message that the purchase of such antiquities is enabling war and terror in the Middle East.
A sketchbook filled with drawings of such antiquities (now in El Escorial, near Madrid) seems to be the work of a member of his shop.
In his two-hour formal oration he compared the Battle of Gettysburg to battles of antiquity such as Marathon, and spoke about how opposing sides in previous civil wars (such as the War of the Roses and the Thirty Years' War) were able to reconcile their differences afterward.
Writing under pseudonyms borrowed from antiquity, such as "Decius", the masked authors described the site, called JAG by its fans, as the "first scholarly journal of radical #Trumpism".
