James Green
@archeaids
Southeast US archaeologist posting about archaeology, history, geology, maps, LiDAR, botany, fossils, & other things. GIS specialist. Lithic, native ceramic, & historic artifact analyst.
Smal containers of brown, gray, white & red clay "paint" for decorating pottery & a tiny unfired painted eyeball. #ceramics
Large flake of slightly heat-treated Florida chert, Site 8HI473, Hillsborough Co., FL. #archaeology
Digital elevation model from LiDAR data of the dissected uplands north of Kincaid Lake, IL.
Evans point (ca. 3400-3000 BCE) made of black chert, private collection, northeast Louisiana. #archaeology
Carl Drexler, Arkansas Archaeological Survey, giving a paper on a Caddo site (3SV29) during an archaeological conference in late March, 2026. #archaeology
Bald cypress trees, Henderson Lake, Atchafalaya Basin, LA. # nature #lakes
Mary Beth Trubitt, Arkansas Archaeological Survey, giving a paper on Caddo pottery in Arkansas. #archaeology
Neches River point, north Louisiana private gollection. The type possibly dates ca. 6000-3500 BCE. #archaeology
Sibley Lake, Natchitoches, Louisiana, named after John Sibley, longtime US Indian Agent (1805-1815) to the Caddo & other regional tribes. #history
Carl Drexler, Arkansas Archaeological Survey, presenting a paper on a Caddo saltworks site in Arkansas. #archaeology
Conan giving a presentation on investigation of the 1st location of LSU at Pineville, LA. #archaeology
The Caddo culture ca. 900-1400 Crockett Curvilinear Incised reproduction bowl. Grog, fired clay, fine sand & bone temper. #ceramics #archaeology
The Early Marksville period (ca. 0-200 CE) Marksville Stamped (rocker stamped) reproduction bowl in firepit. #ceramics #archaeology