Welcome to the Potters Village,

Originally shared by me on Minecraft Schematics

Built in survival, updated with lighting in creative and soon to be redone again.

Before I start I apologize as this build is in no comparison to my other builds but we all must start somewhere.

Now for the back story and the build...

So after venturing through the wilderness in search of my next great build I came across what I told was impossible to live in. A Mesa Biome filled with dead wood, sand and clay. Hmm could I do it could I make a base and survive. The answer is YES

Decided to take swing at creating a village with farm etc. in the middle of the clay mountains and this is the first take. It is complete with 2 wells, a farm, 4 decorative water fall areas at the wells, a tower. a sublevel for two areas. stair well leading down(you'll need to decide where it goes to) The entire village is walled (with a small wall and slab design) in for safety. the wells are designed to be deeper as they are on my personal world (I cut them shorter so this schematic wouldn't be too huge). Also you will find the water ways are interconnected to the farm and one of the wells I thought it was important at the time that they had water supplies(turns out it is more for looks then anything else). All work was done by hand no use of worldedit etc was used, also all work was done originally in survival before changing to creative to redo the lighting(which looking at it now is excessive so watch for a version 2 one day). This build took only a week or so and has seen several revisions before I was happy with this a simple version with no Redstone etc. This build was originally completed approximately June of 2016 about 4 weeks after I got Minecraft and began playing so it is not I'm sure the best but hey it was a start.

Size - Length 103 Width 100 Height 29
203000 blocks
Relative height to paste: 7 blocks

*My measurements are as far as I can tell accurate but they could be off a little bit. Lastly the estimated blocks for this schematic are including air, I suggest using paste -air (or -a if using worldedit)

I was blessed to have for the first time on this build my good friend SMAWarrior (You'll note he has helped with many many builds since in various ways) working at my side for some of the build as well as testing the world. And yes protecting the village from zombies and more that wondered in the wilderness

Thanks EchocallingEarth