TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) – A nearly year-long archaeological excavation at the proposed Casita Village development site on Tucson’s northeast side has drawn scrutiny from neighbors and raised unanswered questions about what was found underground — including whether human remains were encountered.
The excavation took place along the Agua Caliente Wash.
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Drone video captured excavation pits and survey flags spread across the property over the course of the dig.
Neither the city of Tucson nor WestLand Resources, the archaeological consulting firm overseeing the work, agreed to speak to 13 News on camera. Their responses came through email.
Neighbors say they were kept in the dark
Neighbor Tom Adang told 13 News’ Valierie Cavazos the scope of the work grew over time…