The Onondaga Nation of New York is concerned that a proposed luxury housing development will disturb a tribal burial ground.
The proposed project is located within aboriginal territory. Nearby is a documented burial ground.
The state has begun a review of the site. If necessary, the state may consult the tribe for removal of any remains or artifacts.
The tribe hasn't decided what to do if anything is found.
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Lawyer: Project may disturb Indian sites
(The Syracuse Post-Standard 7/28)
Onondaga Nation concerned over development of land (News 10 Now 7/28)
Onondaga Nation worried about burial disturbance
Wednesday, July 28, 2004
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