The Baza 1 site in Canal Sur

Among others, Dr. Bienvenido Martínez Navarro, ICREA researcher attached to IPHES-CERCA

02/10/2026

Canal Sur has reported on the paleontological work that has been carried out throughout September at the Baza-1 site (Granada), which it has described as "the most important mastodon site in Europe".

You can watch the video through this link (starting at minute 8:20).

Baza 1 Archaeological sites Media

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The Baza 1 site in Canal Sur

Among others, Dr. Bienvenido Martínez Navarro, ICREA researcher attached to IPHES-CERCA

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