Abstract
This article provides the results of the analysis of guanaco (Lama guanicoe) remains from Second Component of Tunel I site -northern shore of the Beagle Channel- particularly those included in the D layer (6.400-4.500 years AP). A taphonomic approach is used to identify which agents and processes
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