Level answers
Every level of Words of Ages, with its letters, grid and words. Pick an age.
Stone Age levels 1–100
The Stone Age family keeps Nana's fire alive under a rock ledge, knapping flint and painting hands on the wall.
Bronze Age levels 101–200
In the Bronze Age the family reaches the first cities, where scribes press words into wet clay and the fire moves into a lamp.
Iron Age levels 201–300
The Iron Age brings the alphabet: twenty-two letters, the family learns, can hold any word in the world.
Antiquity levels 301–400
In Antiquity the family trades stories for scrolls in a harbour library, and saves one when it burns.
Medieval levels 401–500
Medieval winters are long; monks copy books by hand and the fire lives in a glass lantern.
Renaissance levels 501–600
The Renaissance brings the printing press and a telescope that shows the stars are very, very far.
Industrial Age levels 601–700
In the Industrial Age trains outrun horses and the family learns the fire is for remembering, not seeing.
Modern Age levels 701–800
The Modern Age: radio, cinema, a flashlight, and the family's story told in someone else's voice.
Digital Age levels 801–900
In the Digital Age words travel faster than the family ever walked, and the lamp becomes a sphere of light.
Space Age levels 901–1000
The Space Age: the stars are close at last, and the Unreadable Stone can finally be read.
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