The Powell Archaeology Research Center

Date:	5/24/2005 - 11:48 AM
Name:	Usman Bello
Email:	usmanb@hotmail.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Lagos, , Nigeria
Comments:	Clearly a lot of work went into your site and you should be very proud of your efforts! Very nicely done. It's even more interesting than the nigerian scam, a scam letter from West Africa, advance fee fraud, scambaiting, guyman, mugu, or even a mgbada. Thanks and please keep it up!

Date:	4/1/2005 - 12:17 PM
Name:	ella
Email:	Louise_bjerre@wanadoo.dk
Site:	http://
Location:	, ,
Comments:	Thank you for an inspiring webpage - it did not exactly provide me with the info I wanted, but I was so inspired by your layout etc - that i stayed for quite a bit. Thank you

Date:	3/28/2005 - 3:39 PM
Name:	Ted Maul
Email:	fr@weekonline.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Rusla, , Minsk
Comments:	Excellent, as EXPECTED :)

Date:	3/27/2005 - 6:05 PM
Name:	Klein Harvas
Email:	gk5656@hotmail.com
Site:	http://
Location:	, ,
Comments:	Superb!

Date:	3/26/2005 - 9:16 AM
Name:	Hankey
Email:	tedhankey@hotmail.co.uk
Site:	http://
Location:	, ,
Comments:	Excellent web site.

Date:	3/22/2005 - 3:31 AM
Name:	Micke
Email:	mickesundby@hotmail.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Stockholm, , Sweden
Comments:	Nice page

Date:	3/18/2005 - 8:00 PM
Name:	Ellery
Email:	probelab@tc.umn.edu
Site:	http:// probelab.geo.umn.edu/
Location:	Minneapolis, MN, United States
Comments:	I'm an archaeology grad student at the University of Minnesota, and I've been wanting to visit the Cahokia Mounds State Historic Site for some time now -- I'll actually have to plan a visit now!

Date:	2/21/2005 - 2:28 PM
Name:	Burt
Email:	Glunz@bald.com
Site:	http:// kleo.meskingnom.com
Location:	Milot, NC, USA
Comments:	I liked your site. It's really nice.

Date:	1/24/2005 - 8:30 AM
Name:	Eldridge
Email:	Legardeur@zfzy.com
Site:	http:// john.ghostrest.com
Location:	Baly, ME, USA
Comments:	Your site is very interesting and useful. Thank you.

Date:	1/6/2005 - 6:12 PM
Name:	Matthew Terry
Email:	amcmatsiue@hotmail.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Dorsey, Illinois, USA
Comments:	Great site. I am ready to volunteer anytime.

Date:	2/4/2004 - 4:11 PM
Name:	brucemugu
Email:	brucebannerMUGU@yahoo.com
Site:	http://
Location:	LONDON, uk, england
Comments:	great site ok

Date:	1/1/2004 - 2:35 PM
Name:	Paul Kekai Manansala
Email:	pkm@asiapacificuniverse.com
Site:	http:// apu32.com/pkm/historypage.htm
Location:	, ,
Comments:	Nice work. Keep it up! Regards, Paul Kekai Manansala Shambhala and Prester John's Realm as Historical Kingdoms http://apu32.com/pkm/szpintro.htm

Date:	12/29/2003 - 6:52 AM
Name:	Daniel Jackson
Email:	djackson@scientist.net
Site:	http://
Location:	Colo Spgs, CO, USA
Comments:	Very thought-provoking site. Thank you.

Date:	7/22/2002 - 8:00 PM
Name:	Bill Wollbrinck
Email:	wwollbr@lycos.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Edwardsville, IL, USA
Comments:	I enjoy the site and the article by John Kelly and James Brown in the Cahokian. A woman job applicant in the Anthropology department at SIUE used as her talk to the deartment the Louisiana basket makers that the Kellys, Suzanne Kutterer-Siburt and I visited.

Date:	6/13/2002 - 10:01 AM
Name:	Kim Dammers
Email:	kdammers@yahoo.com
Site:	http:// www.angelfire.com/wi/oneota
Location:	Goettingen, Lower Saxony, Germany
Comments:	I got linked here from an entry in a Yahoo archaeology group. I'm glad I did. (From someone who dug in the Powell Tract in 1960)

Date:	6/4/2002 - 12:29 AM
Name:	Greg Wilson
Email:	gdwilson@email.unc.edu
Site:	http://
Location:	Chapel Hill, North Carolina, USA
Comments:	Hi John and Crickett!

Date:	4/10/2002 - 12:45 PM
Name:	Karrie Porter Brace
Email:	karrie.porterbrace@burpee.org
Site:	http:// www.burpee.org
Location:	Rockford, Illinois, USA
Comments:	Great source on Illinois history and prehistory. Thanks to the Kelly family for making it all possible!

Date:	3/24/2002 - 11:12 AM
Name:	Dr Willie Maartens
Email:	sessisie@mweb.co.za
Site:	http:// sessisie.freeyellow.com
Location:	Pretoria, Gauteng, South Africa
Comments:	Facinating!

Date:	2/22/2002 - 12:37 PM
Name:	Susan Wilson
Email:	ndnartz@fidnet.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Davisville, MO, U.S.A.
Comments:	Jamie, Tell your Dad I finally found the website! I'll be happy to pass it along to friends.

Date:	1/16/2002 - 12:16 AM
Name:	Lynn Alexander
Email:	aptk@ptialaska.net
Site:	http://
Location:	Moose Creek, Alaska, USA
Comments:	Nice, enjoyed your site and someone once said that all we dog mushers cared about was our dogs! Absolutely absurd! Will be back.

Date:	12/30/2001 - 6:49 PM
Name:	dean a wilson
Email:	dgwilson@shaw.ca
Site:	http://
Location:	hinton, alberta, canada
Comments:	still it seems that we or who you really are cant place that concerns so much of time is unsolveable

Date:	11/29/2001 - 8:36 AM
Name:	Bernard C. Soger
Email:	BerLyne@msn.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Duluth, Minnesota, #1 U.S.A.
Comments:	Reviewed your site for a College project and ejoyed it very much.

Date:	11/17/2001 - 7:38 AM
Name:	Jennifer Hutchey
Email:	archaeologyfieldwork@excite.com
Site:	http:// www.archaeologyfieldwork.com
Location:	Tampa, Florida, USA
Comments:	very nice website... :)

Date:	6/19/2001 - 11:34 PM
Name:	Molly Grimes
Email:	mollyjo@shawneelink.net
Site:	http://
Location:	Grayville, Illinois, USA
Comments:	I am part choctaw and am interested in all Native Americans and sites. I plan to visit soon.

Date:	6/17/2001 - 4:17 PM
Name:	Duane R. Aston
Email:	draston&msn.com
Site:	http://
Location:	Sacramento, CA, USA
Comments:	6-17-01 I have known about Cahokia for a long time. But I was reading in Popular Science, May 2001 issue, about some of the recent developments at Cahokia. My attention was attracted to pp.70-71, where an artist's sketch shows a palisaded enclosure around the main temple complex. Such wooden works of defense involving large mound builder complexs may have been much more common than archaeology has thus far revealed.