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18-03-2008

Hi, How are you? I live is Washington DC area, and I am a fossil plant lover. I really want to go to St.Clair fossil fern site in order to see the famous site in the world. I am not going to sell the fossil to the others. I Have been looking for the directions for many years, and find your site this morning. So, I will be very very appricated if you can help me out. Thanks again. Kent

16-03-2008

I am looking for directions to the St. Clair site for fossil hunting. Thank you for your help. Larry Warmingham

14-10-2007

Dear Herman I live in Turkey. I have got many unvaluable fossiel now. I want to sell them. What can I do for selling them. Plese write me relevant web site where I can sell them. Your sincerely.

13-09-2007

hey i got an assignment to make a fake fossil that looks real-like and very creative would you be able to help please?

13-09-2007

this site is really great. Thanks for providing all the information about fossil specifically and widely.It got me into it so much! It taught me a lot about fossils i never knew -greetings from AUSTRALIA-

06-09-2007

Excellent site! Congratulations! Very useful information.

28-08-2007

Interesting site, browsed to find something for my children. I wish there was more on Austrian fossil locations as well as Sri Lankan... Thanks, N.

20-07-2007

Greetings from Annette Strauch, wet Wales!

20-07-2007

Very good hearing, ehm, reading about the geography in and around Tallinn.

11-01-2007

un site très diversifié, de bonnes photos, très agréable à parcourir

05-11-2006

great website, easy to find too. I can finally finish my geography project set as homework now!!

07-09-2006

fantastic site, just starting a small collection and found the site to be invaluable

06-08-2006

Hello Please correct that Jince is not in Sweden but in Tsjechië´... Regards from Denmark Troels

04-11-2005

u need more than europe

22-08-2005

Hello, nice page, very interesting. The Erymnoceras from the Wallücke is very good! Best regards, Sönke Simonsen (http://www.lias.de.tf / http://www.steinkern.de

25-06-2005

Great site! Thanks for translating it into English. Just a small request: In the introduction in the English section, would you be kind enough to translate "Wat is een fossiel" to "What is a fossil", please. I'm sure it was an oversight on your part. Thanks in anticipation. I'd like to link some of your pages to the page on Fossils that I've constructed for my students if that's OK. Coby

21-04-2005

I have enjoyed this site...it has the most information for finding and sorting fossils I've visited yet. Thank you.

01-07-2005

hi Herman we are fossil collectors from the uk. just been browsing your site its very intresting. Thanks for your site it is time that fossil collectors shared information regards tracey & john

12-16-2004

Very cool site, Herman- especially as I've now found the English translation section! I'm the samd David Cassel as in the last comment... I'd very much like to get a couple examples of Corycium enigmaticum for my colleection. Thank you!

12-14-2004

I can't read anything! My name is David Cassel and I collect fossil echinoids and also Precambrian life and medusoids. I would like to swap! I live in Calif, USA, and I have a lot of interesting material to swap!

09-02-2004

I checked the other found places of Finland. Conycium Enegmaticum has been found in Aitolahti area, near the city of Tammerfors, Stromatolites from Tervola och Tornio (near the border of Sweden). There are microfossils in the meteor crater of Lappajärvi and in the Muhos and Hailuoto areas. Single fossils have been found in Pyhämaa (Orthoceras), Eurajoki (some cambrian brachipoids), and mammoth bones from nine different places.

09-02-2004

There is not many fossil collecting places in Finland. In Ahvenanmaa (Åland) there is silurian and ordovician limestone, including trilobites (Asaphus Fennicus, Ilianeus Chiron etc.) corals, brachiopoids and orthoceras. In the main area of Finland there is some areas where man can find stromatolites, microfossils and mystic Corycium Enegmaticum carbon fossils from precambrian age.

08-30-2004

Herman I have recently returned from a holiday in southern Greece. Whilst walking along a deserted and secluded coastline I came across what looks like the complete fossil of a small dinosaur embedded in the rock. It has a skull similar to that of a small T Rex. I have took a couple of photographs that I would like someones oppinion of before I get too excited. It may just be my imagination but I think I have stumbled onto something quite important. Please relpy and I will send you a jpeg of the photograph so you can see. thank you James Cox

08-30-2004

We visited the museum in Dotternhausen and found it very interesting and well set out - even though we don't understand German very well!

06-20-2004

Great site! Keep up the good work. - devo

04-02-2004

Hi, I followed a link from UKFossils. You have a wonderful site with lots of very good information. Very interested in the Nederlands sitesas I have been to the ENCI quarry at Maastricht.

04-01-2004

Hi Herman, I cruised in from UKFossils to take a peek at what mainland Europe has to offer as pretty soon we're off to France. Do you have any hot tips on the Vendee region ? Keep up the good work. cheers Keith

03-11-2004

Hallo Herman, please have a look at my page "Geologie und der Abbau von Bodenschätzen im Gebiet der heutigen Stadt Bad Iburg (Teutoburger Wald)": http://www.geo-iburg.de.vu You can also set a link to my page! Thank you Horst Grebing

02-05-2004

Hallo Herman, my name is Massimo and I found this site great too! I'm italian but I'm working in Netherlads; whould you tell me if is possible to visit GRONINGEN site in this period and if I need any permit? Thanks & regards Massimo

01-28-2004

Well done Herman. A truly fanatstic site. Pity you did not include my country in your site even though we have just joined the european union. Lawrence

01-14-2004

Great site. Would like to link to it from the page on fossils that I am preparing for my Primary School students, if that's OK. A small matter - On a very quick perusal of a couple of pages, I noticed a several spelling mistakes - 'enthusiasts' and 'buried' were incorrectly spelt. (Kids will pick this up) These don't detract from the site though. Great work and thanks for translating it! Coby

01-12-2004

Yeah! Maybe I can get my school report done now!

12-25-2003

The information on your site is a life saver and will be of great assistance and help as I try my best to teach my nephew what little I know and learn myself on the way. he has a great interest in fossils and minerals even now at the age of 5. I hope to help in some small way to nurture this onward into his future. I shall try to keep yu informed of interesting finds we may discover during the summer months.

11-15-2003

Excellent site, congratulations Fred www.sheppeyfossils.com www.ammonite.ws

11-14-2003

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11-09-2003

Hey My name is Maciek you have vey nice page I come from poland and I'm interested in ammonites if you like you cna see may page www.scafit.prv.pl

10-28-2003

My ancestors are from Oland, Sweden (Rundback/Anderson). It is so interesting to actually be able to visualize this beautiful area.

10-27-2003

very beautiful!!! by gabriele (ROMA. ITALIA)

10-23-2003

great site ! very nice ! maby you visit my site in germany ? http://www2.rogers-fossilien.de thanks and greetings from germany roger

10-18-2003

That's a pretty good website with very useful informations and nice pictures of fossiles. Thanks to you helping us to continue digging the grounds :-) to add some info on this site ...