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The remains of Neanderthals have been found for the first time in Navarre in the caves of Abaunz
It appears that the human remains found belong to an adult male, aged between 44,000 and 49,000, so that the oldest human remains to date have been found in Navarre and would be the first Neanderthal identified in the territory.
The archaeological teams of the Abaunz caves have found for the first time in Navarre the remains of Neanderthals, the oldest human remains found in the territory until now, and the first Neanderthal identified in the Foral Community.
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