Jack Green is from Oxford, Mississippi and holds a B.A. in Anthropology with a minor in Religious Studies from Washington University in St. Louis.
His undergraduate and post -graduate work has included analyzing archaeological plant remains, overhauling archaeological collections, modeling radiocarbon data, presenting on southeastern iconography, and working as an archaeological field technician. Jack's research area is broadly southeastern archaeology with a focus on the late pre-contact Mississippi River Valley.
The various aspects of inquiry he focuses on are mound studies; Indigenous archaeology; landscapes; memory; foodways; and historical approaches to precontact archaeological interpretation. Methodologically he is interested in remote sensing technologies, ceramic analysis, GIS applications, and statistical analysis of radiocarbon data