Nick Bellantoni

"... 10 Sunday. Richard 46. of 433 Wexford Place, dog. 10.04 Sunday. PROPERTY TRANSFERS Thomas J. and Paula Tinghitella to Colln J. and Doborah A. 100 Grove Street, State archaeologist Nick Bellantoni of Newington displays a stone ax head found in Cheshire. The artifact is made of local basalt, sald Bellantoni, and could date as far back as years. He estimated the ax head and the pendant to be four to five thousand years old. Bellantoni, the only archaeologist, travels to development sites throughout Connecticut and works to preserve what he thinks are important archaeological sites, sites which he says have an abundance of buried Indian ..."

"... Joyce at 621-2539 or Ellen at 628-9539. Ch th tr Lady Fenwick Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, will meet at Monday in the Blue Room at Cheshire Academy. Nick Bellantoni, Connecticut State Archeologist, will speak on Native American history and arche ology. MorMon A volunteer orientation session will take place from 10 to ll April 24 at the library. Friends ..."

"... death row. The death penalty was last meted out on May when convicted murder Joseph “Mad Dog” Taborsky was put to death in the electric chair. to hear archaeologist Nick Bellantoni, the state archaeologist, talks about past cultures along the and other rivers at next week's annual dinner of the River Watershed Association. Bellantoni, at thc Connecticut Museum of Natural History in Storrs for the last five years, will explain ways the and similar groups can preserve evidence found in a watershed. Sarah Hincks, ..."

"... the urban nature or thc arca and thc fact it has been dus up on numerous occasions. it doesn't appear there's a compelling reason to do it.” Slate Archaeologist Nick Bellantoni said Thursday that artifacts arc found in cities like New York. Hartford, and New Haven, which have undergone major urban renewal and reconstruction. "One we've found in tho Northeast, even ..."