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Although the official Indiana DNR website for this state park says that it was the work of the "Adena-Hopewell" people, there is no such thing - Adena and Hopewell are two seperate cultures. I updated the article to reflect this. Merenta 17:28, 7 March 2006 (UTC)
I added the web link to the Friends of Mounds State Park's website. The group was started in May 2006 and the website launched in Jan 2007.
