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In this paper, the results of the analysis of a zooarchaeological sample from thearchaeological site Condor II are presented. The site is located in the upper partof Condor Quebrada (Humahuaca, Jujuy). The sample comes from two levels ofhuman occupation dated by radiocarbon in 1130 and 960 BP, which falls withinthe Regional Developments period I (PDR 1) (ca. AD 900-1250), of the widely usedregional periodization.The sample analyzed is characterized by a predominance of bone specimenscorresponding to South American camelids. Because of this, in addition to the surveyof anthropic marks, a traditional osteometrical study, based on measurements takenon first and second phalanges of this taxon, is carried out. The goal is to preliminaryassess the presence of wild and/or domestic species in the site.

Aprovechamiento de camélidos y variabilidad morfométrica en el sector norte de Quebrada de Humahuaca. El sitio Cóndor II (Jujuy, Argentina)