James Green
@archeaids.bsky.social
Southeast US archaeologist posting about archaeology, history, geology, maps, LiDAR, botany, fossils, & other things. GIS specialist. Lithic, native ceramic, & historic artifact analyst.
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James Green
@archeaids.bsky.social
· Nov 13
I'm literally overwhelmed with new followers. I hope you will find my varied posts entertaining, educational, informative & cats. Whoops! Seriously, thank you for following me. I'm always open to questions.
Reproduction Caddo jar firing in the fire pit. #ceramic #archaeology
February 12, 2026 at 7:00 AM
Reproduction Caddo jar firing in the fire pit. #ceramic #archaeology
Two reproduction vessels & some pipes cooling down in the fire pit in late 2024. #ceramics #archaeology
February 12, 2026 at 6:47 AM
Two reproduction vessels & some pipes cooling down in the fire pit in late 2024. #ceramics #archaeology
FYI: I apologize for not posting much recently.
I am now the 2nd in command (Captain) of a top 20 online gaming alliance. It's taken up a wee bit more time than I thought it would with policing members, helping them, recruiting, etc. I'll try to be better in posting interesting things.
I am now the 2nd in command (Captain) of a top 20 online gaming alliance. It's taken up a wee bit more time than I thought it would with policing members, helping them, recruiting, etc. I'll try to be better in posting interesting things.
February 12, 2026 at 6:34 AM
FYI: I apologize for not posting much recently.
I am now the 2nd in command (Captain) of a top 20 online gaming alliance. It's taken up a wee bit more time than I thought it would with policing members, helping them, recruiting, etc. I'll try to be better in posting interesting things.
I am now the 2nd in command (Captain) of a top 20 online gaming alliance. It's taken up a wee bit more time than I thought it would with policing members, helping them, recruiting, etc. I'll try to be better in posting interesting things.
Northeast & southeast portions of the Albany, Louisiana, quadrangle map showing high-resolution #LiDAR elevation data presented in 3 different color palettes. #geomorphology #maps
February 12, 2026 at 6:27 AM
Northeast & southeast portions of the Albany, Louisiana, quadrangle map showing high-resolution #LiDAR elevation data presented in 3 different color palettes. #geomorphology #maps
1989 Krewe of Sinbad #MardiGras doubloon. #carnival
February 12, 2026 at 6:17 AM
1989 Krewe of Sinbad #MardiGras doubloon. #carnival
Bisque swan or goose wings from archaeological investigations at Site 16VN3743, Vernon Parish, Louisiana. They are from a small figural. The site dates post ca. 1870. #ceramics #archaeology
February 12, 2026 at 6:12 AM
Bisque swan or goose wings from archaeological investigations at Site 16VN3743, Vernon Parish, Louisiana. They are from a small figural. The site dates post ca. 1870. #ceramics #archaeology
Archaeological site excavation visitors getting perspiration salt off of our trowel handles. #archaeology
February 12, 2026 at 6:02 AM
Archaeological site excavation visitors getting perspiration salt off of our trowel handles. #archaeology
Modern reproduction Weeden Island Zoned Red jar. The type dates ca. 700-1000 CE & is found from extreme southern Alabama & Georgia to central Florida below Tampa. #ceramics #archaeology
February 12, 2026 at 5:54 AM
Modern reproduction Weeden Island Zoned Red jar. The type dates ca. 700-1000 CE & is found from extreme southern Alabama & Georgia to central Florida below Tampa. #ceramics #archaeology
Side-scan sonar of the remains of a sunken wooden barge on the bottom of a St. Charles Parish, Louisiana, waterway. #archaeology #shipwrecks #maritime
February 12, 2026 at 5:43 AM
Side-scan sonar of the remains of a sunken wooden barge on the bottom of a St. Charles Parish, Louisiana, waterway. #archaeology #shipwrecks #maritime
Some of the crew, including wife Ann, wrapping up excavations at Site 8GD106 in Gadsden Co., Florida, before the afternoon thunderstorms moved in.
ca. 1995
#archaeology
ca. 1995
#archaeology
February 12, 2026 at 5:37 AM
Some of the crew, including wife Ann, wrapping up excavations at Site 8GD106 in Gadsden Co., Florida, before the afternoon thunderstorms moved in.
ca. 1995
#archaeology
ca. 1995
#archaeology
Ca. 1990 excavations in Gettysburg, PA, at a former soda pop bottling works site during Project Ice House. #archaeology
February 12, 2026 at 5:30 AM
Ca. 1990 excavations in Gettysburg, PA, at a former soda pop bottling works site during Project Ice House. #archaeology
Modern reproduction Carter Engraved variety Carter (ca. 1200-1350 CE) seed bowl with black chrome carbon finish. The type is found from west-central Mississippi & adjacent areas of Louisiana & Arkansas to the Gulf. #ceramics #archaeology
February 12, 2026 at 5:26 AM
Modern reproduction Carter Engraved variety Carter (ca. 1200-1350 CE) seed bowl with black chrome carbon finish. The type is found from west-central Mississippi & adjacent areas of Louisiana & Arkansas to the Gulf. #ceramics #archaeology
Modern reproduction of a Oxbow point (ca. 2700-1000 BCE) made on black striped obsidian. The Oxbow is found mainly in the Northern Great Plains in The US & Canada. #archaeology #flintknapping
February 12, 2026 at 5:08 AM
Modern reproduction of a Oxbow point (ca. 2700-1000 BCE) made on black striped obsidian. The Oxbow is found mainly in the Northern Great Plains in The US & Canada. #archaeology #flintknapping
February 7, 2026 at 2:34 PM
Weeden Island culture (ca. 200-1000 CE) Wakulla Check Stamped (ca. 650/700-1000 CE) sherd from Site 8LI76, Liberty Co., Florida. Wakulla Check Stamped can have sharp, clean checks or faint stamping like this sherd. It was a utilitarian ware for everyday cooking/eating. #archaeology #ceramics
February 4, 2026 at 8:00 PM
Weeden Island culture (ca. 200-1000 CE) Wakulla Check Stamped (ca. 650/700-1000 CE) sherd from Site 8LI76, Liberty Co., Florida. Wakulla Check Stamped can have sharp, clean checks or faint stamping like this sherd. It was a utilitarian ware for everyday cooking/eating. #archaeology #ceramics
Photos from excavations at Nina Plantation 16PC62), a ca. 1820-1890 plantation on the west bank of the Mississippi River near Baton Rouge, LA (Markell et al. 1999). These photos were taken after the river flooded the site excavations. #archaeology
February 4, 2026 at 7:50 PM
Photos from excavations at Nina Plantation 16PC62), a ca. 1820-1890 plantation on the west bank of the Mississippi River near Baton Rouge, LA (Markell et al. 1999). These photos were taken after the river flooded the site excavations. #archaeology
LOL
The Louisiana Remote Sensing & GIS (LARSGIS) workshop used a photo of Ann to promote their 2026 venue.
The Louisiana Remote Sensing & GIS (LARSGIS) workshop used a photo of Ann to promote their 2026 venue.
February 2, 2026 at 4:56 PM
LOL
The Louisiana Remote Sensing & GIS (LARSGIS) workshop used a photo of Ann to promote their 2026 venue.
The Louisiana Remote Sensing & GIS (LARSGIS) workshop used a photo of Ann to promote their 2026 venue.
🤣🤣🤣 An old client called wanting me to process & analyze magnetometer data for a proposed pipeline with the start & end of the route being pipeline spaghetti bowls.
I declined the offer.
I declined the offer.
January 29, 2026 at 6:27 PM
🤣🤣🤣 An old client called wanting me to process & analyze magnetometer data for a proposed pipeline with the start & end of the route being pipeline spaghetti bowls.
I declined the offer.
I declined the offer.
Quartzite cobble with unusual wear & damage patterns possibly caused from use #flintknapping & perhaps as a hammer for pulverizing temper or cracking hickory nuts or bones for marrow. #archaeology
January 27, 2026 at 4:46 PM
Quartzite cobble with unusual wear & damage patterns possibly caused from use #flintknapping & perhaps as a hammer for pulverizing temper or cracking hickory nuts or bones for marrow. #archaeology
Inadvertent shell pieces slaking in the reproduction Chevalier Stamped cup. #ceramics #archaeology
January 27, 2026 at 4:36 PM
Inadvertent shell pieces slaking in the reproduction Chevalier Stamped cup. #ceramics #archaeology
January 27, 2026 at 4:28 PM
January 27, 2026 at 4:25 PM
Reposted by James Green
Well that makes our stone axe hammer look rather plain 😕
(For decades it had been used as a doorstop before Experience Barnsley opened in 2013)
(For decades it had been used as a doorstop before Experience Barnsley opened in 2013)
January 27, 2026 at 3:52 PM
Well that makes our stone axe hammer look rather plain 😕
(For decades it had been used as a doorstop before Experience Barnsley opened in 2013)
(For decades it had been used as a doorstop before Experience Barnsley opened in 2013)