Kobie Journal first came out in 1969 under the sponsorship protection of the Regional Government of Biscay, as a news bulletin edited by the Speleology Group of Biscay. With this bulletin it was established a new editorial policy, headed by Nestor de Goicoetxea y Gandiaga. This policy favoured the diffusion of issues related to Geomorphology, Hydrology, Prehistory Archaeology it was followed until 1984, publishing an issue every year. Years later, due to the many followers the journal had, it was decided to break down the issues into two sections: Palaeoanthropology (from 1985 onwards) Natural Science (from 1985 to 1995) two new sections were added: Fine Arts (from 1983 to 2001) Cultural Anthropology (from 1987 onwards). All these changes were supervised by Ernesto Nolte y Aramburu. This new situation remained until 2009, when Kobie became the property of the Regional Government of Biscay it started to be directly managed by the Cultural Heritage Service