[eng] The archaeological intervention carried out at the site of Son Sard (Son Servera, Mallorca) in 2012 led to the discovery of a Roman villa, although all the contexts excavated at the time were the product of the last ocupation during the Late Antiquity. The results of the study of the faunal remains recovered in these contexts are presented. This assemblage is made up of a significant number of remains of terrestrial vertebrates and a relatively small sample of marine species, dominated by molluscs, in addition to a fish vertebra. The importance of the finds and the information obtained from them are discussed.