The Mohegan Tribe of Connecticut is worried that a housing development will harm historic sites.

The 120-unit project includes property that belonged to Uncas, a tribal official said. Uncas led the tribe in the 1600s during the Pequot War and King Philip's War.

"There are properties and sites within that parcel that are important to the Mohegan people and, I would assume, the people of Montville," Chuck Bunnell, the tribe's chief of staff, told The New London Day. "We want to make sure they're not disturbed or damaged."

The tribe is talking with the developers and the town of Montville about the project, Bunnell said.

Get the Story:
Montville housing plans involve land important to Mohegan Tribe (The New London Day 5/16)