Excavation work is set to resume at Sarissa Ancient City in Sivas, a site dating back 3,500 years. Archaeological work will therefore be carried out at the ancient city again.
Sarissa was used as a religious center by Hittite kings. The site’s connection to the Hittite kings is linked to its role as a religious center.
The renewed excavations will take place at Sarissa Ancient City, which served as a religious center during the reign of the Hittite kings. The city’s 3,500-year history and its use as a religious center by Hittite kings are the key historical details associated with the site.
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