The phrase "age village" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what context or meaning is intended, making it unusable as it stands.
Example: "The age village concept is intriguing, but it needs further explanation."
Alternatives: "age community" or "village of ages".
Panarea has remains of a Bronze Age village (dating from 3000 bce).
There are also hundreds of huge model dinosaurs, a Shire Horse Centre and an Iron Age village.
The find site is within 50 miles of Must farm, the extraordinary bronze age village in the shadow of a chip factory on the edge of Peterborough.
Spanning the entire history of Rome from Iron Age village to modern metropolis, this is the first book to take the long view of the Eternal City as an urban organism.
Working on Turkey's Black Sea coast at Sinop, Dr. Fredrik T. Hiebert, a University of Pennsylvania archeologist, has detected possible ruins of a Stone Age village that was submerged in the flood.
Her own art played a prominent role, including the video in which she and a colleague read aloud the name, age, village and manner of death of every Palestinian killed so far in the violence that erupted in late September.
While it was on the way the first primitive ice age villages grew into skyscrapered metropolises.
Keller theorized that Stone Age or Bronze Age villages had been built on the pilings submerged in the lake bed.
Many Copper Age villages had been abandoned by 2000 bce, and Bronze Age settlement shifted to new sites, sometimes only a few hundred yards away.
With the modern land shortage the older men are no longer willing to shift, and new age villages seldom become established.
Traditionally the Nyakyusa lived in unique age villages: between the ages of 11 and 13 all the boys of a district left their paternal homes and established a new hamlet of their own, eventually marrying and bringing their wives there.
