James Green

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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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.

Amite River at LA 10, East Feliciana-St. Helena Parish line. The tan on the sandbar is Pleistocene & Pliocene gravel. Many gravel pits in the area. #rivers #geology #scenic

Carl Drexler, Arkansas Archaeological Survey, giving a paper on a Caddo site (3SV29) during an archaeological conference in late March, 2026. #archaeology

Pathetic. It's been decades since I dealt with Base 2. Asked Copilot last night "What is 8 converted to Base 2?" It told me "To convert Base 8 to Base 2..." Rephrased question to "What is Base 10 number 8 in Base 2?" Its answer was 10. Hexadecimal 8 to Base 2 = 1000, not 10.

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Just another reminder about medieval castles originally not looking as bare, cold, grey and bland as they look in most films, tv shows and games:

Ticia Verveer@ticiaverveer.bsky.social

A fragment of a late thirteenth or early fourteenth century wall painting has been found at Durham Castle in northern England. 📷Andrew Ferrara www.thenorthernecho.co.uk/news/2594076...

As is this Caddo culture (ca. 900-1740 CE) miniature Holly Engraved bowl reproduction. In total, I will be donating 11 vessels & 10 pipes to raise money for conference costs & student grants. #ceramics #archaeology

My reproduction of the bear pipe recovered from the Early Marksville (ca. 0-200 CE) Crooks Site in LaSalle Parish, LA, will also be auctioned at the conference. #ceramics #archaeology