Caitlin Green’s website presents the research, publications, and historical interests of an academic historian and archaeologist, with a particular focus on Lincolnshire, Britain, and the post-Roman and medieval periods. Its topics include late and post-Roman Britain, Lincolnshire history, long-distance connections, and Cornwall. The site shares detailed articles and project reports, including Land on the Edge: The Landscape Evolution of the Lincolnshire Coastline, commissioned by Historic England and Lincolnshire County Council.

This research examines changes along the 75-mile coast from Grimsby to Boston, from prehistoric inundation to later settlement and land use. Green also provides a shorter summary of the project’s findings, with both reports available to read or download through links to Academia. edu and ResearchGate.

Other published work featured on the site explores al-Idrisi’s twelfth-century description and map of Lincolnshire, placing local history in a wider geographical context. The website serves as an accessible resource for readers interested in historical landscapes, archaeology, medieval sources, and regional history, while also offering information about Green’s academic research and publications