We are also studying the sedimentary context of Chasogo, an archaeological open-air site at a slightly lower altitude, in the high reaches of the Tenerife pine forest. Microcontextual analysis of different samples from the central inner part of the hut, featuring a wood-fueled combustion structure, will provide information on the function of the hut (domestic?) and its intensity of use, and whether the Guanche forest dwellers that occupied it brought goats indoors too. Another interesting issue is the degree of preservation of the sedimentary deposit. Although it is directly exposed to weathering and erosion, the Tenerife highlands are calm sedimentary environments with low incidence of bioturbation and surface processes. A good state of preservation and low weathering rates would be very good news towards archaeological heritage protection.