It’s super exciting, and since they’ve only started digging in about 5% of the area, there’ll be a ton of awesome finds over the next 50 years.
I’m glad one of the described sites is getting excav’d by some Japanese, not the tourist-center-building, bring-up-the-bulldozers Turks.
Looks to me like 2 different peoples used the sites - those that built with large stones/slabs, and those who built with the much cruder small stones of the enclosures, who also used old worn out statues from the slab builders for building material - a common practice later on.
The open mouthed head is reminiscent of 19th-early 20th century fairs that had painted statuary clowns with similar open mouths - toss a ball at it, and if you get it in the mouth, you get a prize.