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A '''village''' was a type of rural settlement smaller than a [[town]]. The [[village square]] was the center of community life. |
A '''village''' was a type of rural settlement smaller than a [[town]]. The [[village square]] was the center of community life. |
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In [[2369]], when [[Doctor]] [[Julian Bashir]] arrived at [[Unnamed settlements#Faren Kag's village|a village]] on [[Bajor]] from which he had received a [[medical emergency]] message, he [[scan]]ned the [[air]], [[water]], and [[soil]] but was not able to find any pollutants. ({{DS9|The Storyteller}}) |
In [[2369]], when [[Doctor]] [[Julian Bashir]] arrived at [[Unnamed settlements#Faren Kag's village|a village]] on [[Bajor]] from which he had received a [[medical emergency]] message, he [[scan]]ned the [[air]], [[water]], and [[soil]] but was not able to find any pollutants. ({{DS9|The Storyteller}}) |
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Faren Kag's village on Bajor
A village was a type of rural settlement smaller than a town. The village square was the center of community life.
The Kelpiens lived in villages. As of 2257, there were 4,056 such villages on Kaminar. (DIS: "The Sounds of Thunder")
In 2369, when Doctor Julian Bashir arrived at a village on Bajor from which he had received a medical emergency message, he scanned the air, water, and soil but was not able to find any pollutants. (DS9: "The Storyteller")
A village is usually defined as being larger than a hamlet, which is an even smaller settlement.