Definition: Antiquity, as an adjective, usually refers to past periods that date back thousands or even millions of years. An example of this could be a long time ago, such as ancient Egypt (which existed from around 3100 BCE until about 1265 CE), or the era of the New Stone Age, which was between 40,000 and 60,000 years ago. In contrast, 'antiquities' is a noun that refers to ancient historical events, artifacts, or items that date from before the current time period. An example could be the remains of an ancient civilization such as the Mayan Empire (circa 2500 BCE - 1589 CE) or the Roman Empire (37 BC - 476 AD). Both 'antiquity' and 'antiquities' are generally used in a more general sense to describe periods of time that were long ago, but they can also be used specifically to refer to historical events or items from earlier times.
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