Nadin (Nedinium, Nedinum) is an archaeological site in Zadar County which consist of a settlement Gradina, archaeological formations on the hillside and necropolis at the bottom. In 2015., the Department of Archaeology of the University of Zadar conducted an archaeological survey of probe A of the Nadin site. Accordingly to the dating of the layer of the probe A, and their belonging remains of animal material, they were classified into three periods: I. period (200 B. C. – 50 A. C.), II. period (50 B. C. – 300 g. A. C.) and III. period (late ancient age and late midlle age/new era). In this work, 2 566 samples of animal material from the archaeological site of Nadin were analyzed. Determination was possible for 559 samples (22%). Out of the total number of determined samples, most of them belong to mammals (Mammalia) and only 11 samples belong to birds (Aves). Succeeding the calculation of the number of identified samples by species (NISP), the highest number of bone remains belongs to those od small ruminants, quantitatively followed by cattle and pigs which indicates that they were the main source of food for the population at that time periods, but also used for milk, wool and as working animals. Besides that, the finding of bird bones and bones of wild animals also shows of their importance in the nutrition of the population of Nadin site.