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I poked the article a bit but two things eluded me.
The article says "In the 1910s, German teams discovered royal tombs dating to the third millennium" but I could find no sources for that, nor the dig dates, or even who directed and for whom.
The article says "Excavation at the site resumed in 1994" and clearly something is happening because they found some new luwian scraps in 2002-ish but I don't see anything published, who is doing it, and when they have found.
