It has been studied in detail and numerous samples have been collected from the subsoil and surface, finding various pieces of pottery, amphorae, mosaics and even skeletons, for all of which various hypotheses have been put forward, including the hypothesis that Bobastro was located on the Mesa de Maxmúllar. What can be confirmed is the existence of a Mozarabic settlement that could well have been a refuge for Omar Ben Hafsún.
At the Maxmúllar table we will find:
- A 13th century Mozarabic cistern, declared a national historic-artistic monument in May 1931.
- The Mansion: These are the remains of a Mozarabic dwelling, of the kind that existed in the past, at the edge of the earth, made up of 3 perfectly treated rooms and in one of which you can see a stone-mill where the ancient settlers crushed wheat.
- Anthropomorphic Tombs: Graves carved into the living rock.
- Daggerboards: about 30 daggerboards dug out of the stone used to store grain.
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