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Hattusa, the historic city, is an ancient site that keeps on producing wonderful finds. After the piece of ivory decoration with a sphinx found last month, archaeologists conducting digs in Hattusa, now in its 117th year of excavations, uncovered an Iron Age saw believed to be approximately 2,250 years old! Measuring 20 centimeters (0.656 ft) in length and thought to have been utilized during the Galatian period, this saw was unearthed on the northwest slope of the lower town area known as the Great Fortress in Hattusa. Excavating at Hattusa: An Unseen Iron Age Saw Excavations in the Hittite capital began in 1906 in the Bosphorus district of Corum. Since 2006, they have been under the tutelage of the German