The protocol consists in a classical multifactorial archaeozoological approach. The protocol consists in a classical multifactorial archaeozoological approach. In order to address the demography of animal populations and establish mortality profiles on livestock, the age of death of individuals is estimated from the teeth. This technique will also enable a better understanding of the seasonality of the species consumed. The "consumption" section will be addressed through the systematic examination of bones cortical surfaces. This exhaustive tracological study will be conducted in order to determine the processing of carcass. Taphonomical analysis will be carried out to determine the representativeness of the various assemblages s and to discuss the conditions of burial or even food waste management. Finally, aiming to apprehend the potential diversity of morphotypes, to highlight major trends in the temporal/spatial variation of body sizes and to understand livestock management, a fundamental step consists in carrying out reasoned odontometric and osteological analyses. Dianne Unsain started as Assistant Researcher (funded by A*MIDEX) for this work-package in february 2020.