Aurora Grandal d'Anglade is a Senior Lecturer at the Faculty of Sciences of A Coruña. She coordinates the research group: Grupo Interdisciplinar de Patrimonio Cultural y Geológico (CULXEO).
Her main lines of research revolve around the paleobiology of Quaternary macromammals, the morphometry of ursids and other Quaternary mammals, paleoecological reconstruction using stable isotopes in fossil remains, the phylogeography of Quaternary mammals or isotopic studies of paleodiet in archaeological sites.
The second part of the project has just been completed this year.Stable isotopes from the Maqbara graveyard in Alarcos (Ciudad Real). Bone sample processing and isotopic analysis service”. Universidad de Castilla-La Mancha; e o proxecto “Stable isotopes of faunal remains from the Neolithic cave En Pardo (Alicante). Bone sample processing and isotopic analysis service”. IVCR+i, Generalitat Valenciana.
Her reference bibliography includes:
- Albizuri, S., GRANDAL-D’ANGLADE, A., López-Cachero, F. 2022. Pastures and fodder for feeding equids 3000 years ago. Can Roqueta site (Barcelona, Spain). International Journal of Osteoarchaeology
- Pérez-Ramallo, P., Lorenzo-Lizalde, J.I., Staniewska; A., López, B., Alexander, M., Marzo, S., Lucas, M., Ilgner, J., Chivall, D., GRANDAL-D´ANGLADE, A., Roberts, P. 2022. Stable isotope analysis and differences in diet and social status in northern Medieval Christian Spain (9th-13th centuries AD) Journal of Archaeological Science: reports. 41, 103325.
- GRANDAL-D'ANGLADE, A., Gorobets, L., García-Vázquez, A. & Ivanoff, D. 2021. Feeding patterns and management of dogs and chickens from ancient to medieval sites of Ukraine: a stable isotope analysis. In: A-K. Salmi & S. Nikkimani (eds.), Archaeologies of Animal Movement. Animals on the Move (Themes in Contemporary Archaeology), pp 59-72. Springer, London. ISBN: 978-3-030-68746-5.
- GRANDAL-D’ANGLADE, A., Albizuri, S., Nieto, A., Majó, T., Agustí, B., Alonso, N., Antolín, F., López, J.B., Moya, A., Rodríguez, A., Palomo, A. 2019. Dogs and foxes in funerary structures of Early-Middle Bronze Age in Northeast of Iberian Peninsula. Human control of the diet of canids in Can Roqueta (Barcelona) and Minferri (Lleida). Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences 11 (8), 3949-3978.
- Šarkić, N., Herrerín, J., López-Costas, O., GRANDAL-D'ANGLADE, A. 2019. Eating in silence: Isotopic approaches to nuns’ diet of the Convent of Santa Catalina de Siena (Belmonte, Spain) from 16th to 20th century. Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences 11(8), 3895- 3911.
