Rubicon Heritage are delighted to be working with The Greater Liberton Heritage Project, supported by Edinburgh City Council on a community excavation at Bridgend Farm, Old Dalkeith Road in Edinburgh.…
We are delighted to announce that we one of the supporters of this year's prestigious Rhind Lecture Series at the Society of Antiquaries of Scotland. The series sees one academic…
Rubicon have been undertaking a number of surveys for Forestry Commission Scotland of late, using our expertise in terrain modelling and contour planning to produce detailed records of a number…
Rubicon took part in the award winning Dunbar Science Festival over the weekend and introduced enthusiastic crowds to the wonders of science in archaeology. The stall at the festival was…
We are delighted to announce the appointment of John Bowen as Chairman of Rubicon Heritage Services Ltd. John is a highly regarded Irish businessman with vast experience of the engineering…
Rubicon Heritage Services Ltd, in partnership with Blacklight, has developed a new and exciting approach to Heritage Presentation.Using state of the art audio visual technology together with archaeological research this…
Archaeology can take you to some extremely dramatic locations. Rubicon's recent survey work for Forestry Commission Scotland is a case in point, with our team getting the opportunity not only…
Rubicon Heritage have now carried out work in England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland. One of the constants in everything we do is a requirement for…
Rubicon Heritage's commitment to Scotland has been solidified and we now have two staff based at our Morrison Street Office in Edinburgh on a full time basis. Heading up the…
When we first set up in the UK – a little over a year ago now – promoting our services as a ‘nationwide company for archaeology,’ it seemed only fitting…
Rubicon travelled to Aberdeen last week to take part in All-Energy 2013, the largest renewable event in the UK. The two-days were a great success and we had a lot…
Rubicon are heading to the Granite City of Aberdeen to attend the All-Energy 2013 Exhibition and Conference. It is the largest renewable energy event in the UK and we will…
Your planning permission is agreed, your finance arranged, and your construction team ready to roll. But what’s this? A letter from the Local Planning Authority insisting that:
“No development shall take place until the applicant, or their agents or successors in title, has secured the implementation of a programme of archaeology carried out in accordance with the Written Scheme of Investigation for an archaeological excavation, post excavation and publication exercise.” Continue reading “Development Led Archaeology: a step-by-step guide” »
A 12th-century motte castle was the subject of a challenging topographical and geophysical survey that was recently conducted by Rubicon Heritage Services within the policies of Cally Palace near Gatehouse…
Rubicon Heritage Services were recently confirmed as a Registered Organisation by the Institute for Archaeologists, the first Irish based company to be admitted to this quality assurance scheme. Following a…
Some of the staff at Rubicon have a particular interest in conflict archaeology sites, which often provide us with an intriguing insight into how people and communities lived and dealt…
Rubicon Heritage Services, an archaeology firm which has recently announced its expansion into Scotland, has reported a growth in the archaeology industry. Colm Moloney, Managing Director at Rubicon Heritage Services,…
Rubicon are always keen to be involved in outreach projects, especially when it involves getting the local community involved. Our latest opportunity saw Rubicon Geophysics team up with Stirling County Council to…
