During the summer of 2010,a joint Ukrainian and American team excavated a number of Neolithic and Chalcolithic features at the site of Razdolnoe in eastern Ukraine.An earlier Ukrainian team has already excavated the overlying Late Bronze Age features,but the fauna from these features had never been studied.As part of the 2010 campaign,I identified these animal bones.While the remains were primarily those of domestic animals,including cattle,horses,sheep,and pigs,the remains of a smaller number of wild mammals were also recovered,including red deer,roe deer,and possible aurochs.Although the assemblage is small,it can contribute to our understanding of hunting and herding in the Late Bronze Age of Eastern Ukraine.