English: This file is a representation of the Jamestown palisaded settlement that was active at Jordan Point during the first Anglo-Powhatan war. It is color coded so that the darker area (color code: #b18347) represents the earliest component of the settlement as determined by archaeologists, and the lighter area (color code: #d0b087) has the relatively younger part of the complex.
Diagram is based on details from an archeological map by Catherine Alston, 2004, which is derived from excavations of Jordan's Journey between 1991-1995. (Alston's map and all the research articles are linked and cited on Wikipedia's Jordan Point, Virginia article.)
Older version of this image (see image history) has the structure numbers used in the three archeological reports.
Original 3-D image created using Tinkercad, which was then modified by hand-drawing and photoshop. Work is inspired by Twyla Kitt's interpretation in McLearen and Mouer (1993), but this version differs significantly as it incorporates information from all the reports and sources. See references in Wikipedia's Jordan Point, Virginia article.
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File updated. Structure numbers have been removed; Chimney for Structure 10 changed to fit diagram in the Archeological record, Structure 5 has been given a second story, as hypothesized by archeologists; old and new sections have been color coded.