Did they still live in the makeshift village where he had discovered them?

A white-haired woman sat at a picnic table at the makeshift village where protesters gather every day to plan strategy against the Navy's military maneuvers here.

The last sight Wolf had of him was returning to the makeshift village, his buddies converging around him, the beer coming out.

Delorran surveyed the charred remains of the tiny makeshift village.

On Sunday, he was hurrying from meeting to meeting with emergency officials in a makeshift village of trailers in the courthouse parking lot.

Six months ago, city officials told them that their makeshift village would be razed, and so by Wednesday night, only a few remained.

Soon, the makeshift village of sorrowful duty that sits on a remote landfill will exist only in the memory of a few.

A constant trickle of people was coming up from the plain below the camp, adding to the makeshift village.

So, while her husband trained the builders, she went to work with their wives in the makeshift villages along the Tennessee River.

One scene recalls the 1931 exhibition in Paris, where crowds went to look at 1,500 Africans installed in makeshift African villages.