ancientry
/ˈænsɪntri/Definitions
1. noun
A period or era characterized by great age, especially one that is considered to be the earliest or most primitive of a series.
“The ancientry of the city’s architecture was evident in its crumbling stone walls.”
2. noun
A place or region of great age, especially one that is considered to be a relic of a past era or civilization.
“The ancientry of the forest was a testament to its enduring presence in the landscape.”