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It is a relic from antiquity.antiquity = ancient times
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The researchers agreed that all antiquities found in the tomb will go to the Egyptian Museum in Cairo.antiquities = relics of ancient times
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Bleached structures from antiquity lay like dried bones, em bedded in pulsating cables and thrumming traffic, the arteries of modern life.† (source)
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I, like you, believe that our modern dogs are descended from the wolves of antiquity, perhaps one hundred thousand years past.† (source)
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The walls glowed with a warm, dull haze of opulence, a generic mellowness of antiquity; but then it all broke apart into clarity and color and pure Northern light, portraits, interiors, still lifes, some tiny, others majestic: ladies with husbands, ladies with lapdogs, lonely beauties in embroidered gowns and splendid, solitary merchants in jewels and furs.† (source)
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His behavior in the rooms was remindful of a holy man's search of a cathedral of antiquity—as if he could divine some ancient and also holy intention there.† (source)
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Perhaps it's because I'm not impressed by antiquity.† (source)
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Real estate ....currency ....Vatican Bank ....antiquities ....The list went on.† (source)
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Now we are in the Athens of antiquity, Sophie.† (source)
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In the cluttered darkness of Bolger's Antiquities, Abanazer Bolger looked up suspiciously, certain that someone was watching him, then realized he was being foolish.† (source)
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It's a BUD/S thing, and its origins are lost in antiquity.† (source)
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A few months later, the Getty's curator of antiquities, Marion True, wrote a long, glowing account of the museum's acquisition for the art journal The Burlington Magazine.† (source)
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A legacy of tradition and heroism that stretched back to antiquity had fallen upon him.† (source)
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The government forbade any trafficking in Indian antiquities and had given the priest a general concession, authorizing him to catalogue whatever he found and hand it over to the museum.† (source)
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And it was this man, whose name is lost to antiquity, who mentioned Buttercup to the Count.† (source)
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I have a feeling Clovis made a great deal of money selling those antiquities.† (source)
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