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Five Mile Lane

The excavations at Five Mile Lane, just outside Barry, uncovered a previously unknown multi-period landscape which has been used in a multitude of ways since humans first settled the Vale of Glamorgan.
From a ceremonial and funerary landscape in the Neolithic and Bronze Age periods, through to farming in the Iron Age and being part of a wealthy Roman farmstead, to a Medieval burial ground which reused the earlier burial mound, and finally to the post-medieval agricultural landscape we see today, the archaeologists were able to trace the development of this swathe of land, uncovering many surprises along the way.
​Please read our eBook about the project to learn more.
​You can also explore the project using our interactive StoryMap - see where the sites were and what was found!
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Publications and Articles

The importance of disseminating our archaeological findings both to the academic community and a wider audience cannot be overstated. In many instances, making the excavation results available to the general public is one of our final obligations to our clients. Other forms of community engagement, such as lectures or presentations, may suffice for smaller projects – but sometimes the archaeology is significant enough to merit more detailed discussion in published books or monographs. Rubicon Heritage has contributed to many such publications and articles over the years. We look forward to assisting you with your publication needs in the future.

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MONOGRAPHS

Long P. & Eogan J. (In Prep) N25 New Ross Bypass Road Scheme, Cappagh, Co. Kilkenny to Knockroe, Co. Wexford. NRA Scheme Monograph. National Roads Authority.
Bolger T. & Shiels D. (In Prep) Archaeological Excavations on the M9/M10 in Co. Kildare. NRA Scheme Monograph. National Roads Authority.
Long P., O’Keefe P. & Bennett I. 2020 
In the Vale of Tralee: The archaeology of the N22 Tralee Bypass. TII Heritage 9. Transport Infrastructure Ireland, Dublin.
Bolger T. 2017 Colonising a ‘Royal’ Landscape: The history and archaeology of a medieval village at Mullamast, Co. Kildare. TII Heritage 6. Transport Infrastructure Ireland, Dublin.​
Shiels D. 2016. The Forgotten Irish: Personal Stories of Irish Emigrants. The History Press Ireland, Dublin.
Bolger T., Moloney C. & Shiels D. 2015 A Journey Along the Carlow Corridor: the Archaeology of the M9 Carlow Bypass. NRA Scheme Monographs 16. National Roads Authority, Dublin.
Bolger T., Jones M., Mac Domhnaill B., MacLeod R., Moloney C. & Timpany S. 2015 Through the Lands of the Auteri and St. Jarlath: the Archaeology of the M17 Galway to Tuam and N17 Tuam Bypass Schemes. NRA Scheme Monograph 17. National Roads Authority, Dublin.
Hourihan S., Long P. & Shiels D. 2015 A Guide to the Excavations at Love Lodge Farm, Ffairfach, Carmarthenshire. Rubicon Heritage eBook.
Moloney C., Baker L., Millar J., Shiels D. 2014 Guide to the Excavations at Ardreigh, County Kildare. Rubicon Heritage eBook.
Shiels D. 2014. The Irish in the American Civil War. The History Press Ireland, Dublin.

PAPERS

2014
Allsop C. 2014 “Exploring Militarisation: An Examination of the Zooarchaeological Evidence from Roman Caerleon and Chester, and their Hinterlands” in Assemblage 2014

Bolger T. & Moloney C. 2014 “Archaeological Excavations at Lorrha, Co. Tipperary” in C. Corlett, and M. Potterton (eds) The church in early medieval Ireland, in light of recent archaeological excavations. Wordwell Books.  
Bolger T. 2014 “The metal-working evidence from Kilgobbin, Co. Dublin” in Chris Corlett & Michael Potterton (eds.) The Early Church in Light of Recent Archaeological Excavations. Wordwell Books.
 
Shiels D. 2014 “Witnesses to History: A Military Assemblage from the 1691 Aughrim Battlefield” in Bernice Kelly, Niall Roycroft & Michael Stanley (eds.) Fragments of Lives Past: Archaeological Objects from Irish Road Schemes. Wordwell, National Roads Authority.
 
Shiels D. 2014 “The Military Finds” in Conleth Manning Clogh Oughter Castle, Co. Cavan: Archaeology, History and Architecture. Stationery Office.
 
Shiels D. 2014 “Ireland’s Forgotten Great War: The American Civil War 1861-65” in An Cosantóir: Irish Defence Forces Magazine, November 2014.
 
Shiels D. 2014 “Explorations in Visualizing the Irish of the American Civil War” in The Americanist Independent, Volume 1, Issue 1.
 
2015
Baker L., Bolger T. & Clarke L. 2015. “Site summaries” in Teresa Bolger, Colm Moloney & Damian Shiels (eds.) A Journey Along the ‘Carlow Corridor’: The Archaeology of the M9 Carlow Bypass. Wordwell, National Roads Authority.

Bolger T. 2015. “Archaeological and Historical Background” in Teresa Bolger et al. Through the Lands of The Auteri and St Jarlath. Wordwell, National Roads Authority.

Bolger T. 2015. “Early Medieval Settlement” in Teresa Bolger et al. Through the Lands of The Auteri and St Jarlath. Wordwell, National Roads Authority.

Bolger T. 2015 “Looking Back to Move Forward: Measuring the Impact of Existing Digital Resources Relevant to Irish Archaeology” in New Review of Information Networking 20.

Carlin N., O’Connell T.J. & O’Neill, N. 2015. “The Neolithic Discoveries” in Teresa Bolger, Colm Moloney & Damian Shiels (eds.) A Journey Along the ‘Carlow Corridor’: The Archaeology of the M9 Carlow Bypass. Wordwell, National Roads Authority.

Jones M., MacLeod R. & Timpany S. 2015. “Introduction” in Teresa Bolger et al. Through the Lands of The Auteri and St Jarlath. Wordwell, National Roads Authority.

Mac Domhnaill B. 2015. “Post-medieval and Early Modern Settlement” in Teresa Bolger et al. Through the Lands of The Auteri and St Jarlath. National Roads Authority.

Millar J., Nylund S. & O’Dochartaigh E. 2015. Feature illustrator profiles in Michael Stanley (ed.) Illustrating the Past: Archaeological Discoveries on Irish Road Schemes. Wordwell, National Roads Authority,

Moloney C. & Dunne N. 2015. “An ancient route modernised” in Teresa Bolger, Colm Moloney & Damian Shiels (eds.) A Journey Along the ‘Carlow Corridor’: The Archaeology of the M9 Carlow Bypass. Wordwell, National Roads Authority.

Moloney C. 2015. “Sacred place, fulachtai fia and settlements” in Teresa Bolger, Colm Moloney & Damian Shiels (eds.) A Journey Along the ‘Carlow Corridor’: The Archaeology of the M9 Carlow Bypass. Wordwell, National Roads Authority.

Moloney C. 2015. “Prehistoric Ritual, Agriculture and Industry” in Teresa Bolger et al. Through the Lands of The Auteri and St Jarlath. Wordwell, National Roads Authority.

Shiels D. 2015. “Place versus memory: forgetting Ireland’s sites of independence?” in Lisa Godson & Joanna Brück (eds.) Making 1916: The Material and Visual Culture of the Easter Rising. Liverpool University Press.

Shiels D. 2015. “The Long Arm of War: Exploring the Nineteenth Century Ulster Emigrant Experience through American Civil War Pension Files” in Patrick Fitzgerald, Christine Kinealy & Gerard Moran (eds.) Irish Hunger & Emigration: Myth, Memory and Memorialization. Quinnipiac University Press.

Shiels D. 2015. “Continuity and Change in the Medieval and Post Medieval Landscape” in Teresa Bolger, Colm Moloney & Damian Shiels (eds.) A Journey Along the ‘Carlow Corridor’: The Archaeology of the M9 Carlow Bypass. National Roads Authority.

Shiels D. 2015. “Reconstructing Battlefield Landscapes” in Terry Barry & Vicky McAlister (eds.) Space and Settlement in Medieval Ireland. Four Courts Press.

Shiels D. 2015. “Western Confederates, Irish Rebels” in Reveille: Telling Ireland’s Military Story, Spring 2015.

Troy C. 2015. “Contextualising Cremations: Evidence from Prehistoric Burials” in Teresa Bolger, Colm Moloney & Damian Shiels (eds.) A Journey Along the Carlow Corridor: The Archaeology of the M9 Carlow Bypass. Wordwell, National Roads Authority.

2016
Baker L. & O’Flaherty E (In Prep.) “The Post Medieval Excavations” in Patricia Long (ed.) (In Prep.) From Limestone Reef to Rivers Edge: Archaeological Excavations on the Tralee Bypass NRA Scheme Monograph. National Roads Authority.

Bolger T. & Clarke L. (In Prep) “Site Summaries” in Teresa Bolger & Damian Shiels (eds.) (In Prep), Archaeological Excavations on the M9/M10 in Co. Kildare. NRA Scheme Monograph. National Roads Authority.

Carlin N. (In Prep) “Neolithic Settlement” in Long P. & Eogan J (eds.) (In Prep), N25 New Ross Bypass Road Scheme, Cappagh, Co. Kilkenny to Knockroe, Co. Wexford. NRA Scheme Monograph. National Roads Authority.

Carlin N. & Troy C. (In Prep) “The Bronze Age and Cremation Burial Tradition in the New Ross Area” in Teresa Bolger & James Eogan (eds.) (In Prep), N25 New Ross Bypass Road Scheme, Cappagh, Co. Kilkenny to Knockroe, Co. Wexford. NRA Scheme Monograph. National Roads Authority.

Carlin N., Troy C. & Moloney C. (In Prep) “The Bronze Age in the Lower Barrow Valley, Co. Wexford” in Long P. & Eogan J (eds.), N25 New Ross Bypass Road Scheme, Cappagh, Co. Kilkenny to Knockroe, Co. Wexford. NRA Scheme Monograph. National Roads Authority.

Hession J. (In Prep.) “The Iron Age Excavations” in Patricia Long (ed.) (In Prep.) From Limestone Reef to Rivers Edge: Archaeological Excavations on the Tralee Bypass NRA Scheme Monograph. National Roads Authority.

Hession J. (In Prep.) “The Medieval Excavations” in Patricia Long (ed.) (In Prep.) From Limestone Reef to Rivers Edge: Archaeological Excavations on the Tralee Bypass NRA Scheme Monograph. National Roads Authority.

Hession J. (In Prep.) “Medieval Activity at the Base of Camlin Hill” in Long P. & Eogan J (eds.) (In Prep), N25 New Ross Bypass Road Scheme, Cappagh, Co. Kilkenny to Knockroe, Co. Wexford. NRA Scheme Monograph. National Roads Authority.

Hourihan S. (In Prep.) “The Bronze Age Excavations” in Patricia Long (ed.) (In Prep.) From Limestone Reef to Rivers Edge: Archaeological Excavations on the Tralee Bypass NRA Scheme Monograph. National Roads Authority.

Hourihan S. & Clark, L. (In Prep.) “Site Summaries” in Patricia Long (ed.) (In Prep.) From Limestone Reef to Rivers Edge: Archaeological Excavations on the Tralee Bypass NRA Scheme Monograph. National Roads Authority.

Hourihan S. & Troy, C. (In Prep.) “Bronze Age” in Patricia Long (ed.) (In Prep.) From Limestone Reef to Rivers Edge: Archaeological Excavations on the Tralee Bpyass. NRA Scheme Monograph. National Roads Authority.

Long P., O’Connor J. & Cotter E. 2016 (In Press) “Buttevant’s Not So Hidden History: The Town’s Medieval Defences Revealed” in Michael Stanley (ed.) Transport Infrastructure Ireland Proceedings of Heritage Week Events.

Long P. (In Prep.) “A Later Prehistoric Ritual Landscape at Moone, Mullamast and Burtown Little” in Teresa Bolger & Damian Shiels (eds.) (In Prep), Archaeological Excavations on the M9/M10 in Co. Kildare. NRA Scheme Monograph. National Roads Authority.

Long P. (In Prep.) “The Use and Adaptation of a Ritual Landscape for 4500 Years: The Prehistoric Ritual Landscapes at Woodland West and Prumplestown North” in Teresa Bolger & Damian Shiels (eds.) (In Prep), Archaeological Excavations on the M9/M10 in Co. Kildare. NRA Scheme Monograph. National Roads Authority.

Long P. (In Prep.) “Introduction” in Patricia Long (ed.) (In Prep.) From Limestone Reef to Rivers Edge: Archaeological Excavations on the Tralee Bypass NRA Scheme Monograph. National Roads Authority.

Long P. (In Prep.) “The Neolitihic Excavations” in Patricia Long (ed.) (In Prep.) From Limestone Reef to Rivers Edge: Archaeological Excavations on the Tralee Bypass NRA Scheme Monograph. National Roads Authority.

Long P. (In Prep.) “Conclusions” in Patricia Long (ed.) (In Prep.) From Limestone Reef to Rivers Edge: Archaeological Excavations on the Tralee Bypass NRA Scheme Monograph. National Roads Authority.

Moloney C. (In Prep.) “Limestone Reef to River’s Edge: The Ballingowan and Manor East Excavations” in Patricia Long (ed.) (In Prep.) From Limestone Reef to Rivers Edge: Archaeological Excavations on the Tralee Bypass NRA Scheme Monograph. National Roads Authority.

Moloney C. & Long P. (In Prep) “The Medieval Hinterland of Castledermot” in Teresa Bolger & Damian Shiels (eds.) (In Prep), Archaeological Excavations on the M9/M10 in Co. Kildare. NRA Scheme Monograph. National Roads Authority.

Shiels D., 2016 (In Press) “Widows and Dependent Parents American Civil War Pension Files: A New Source for the Irish Emigrant Experience” in Ciaran Reilly (ed.) The Famine Irish. The History Press.

Shiels D., 2016 (In Press) “The Archaeology of Seventeenth Century Sieges in Ireland” in Brian Hodkinson (ed.) Practised in the Art of War.
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Shiels D. & Dunne N. (In Prep) “Introduction” in Teresa Bolger & Damian Shiels (eds.) (In Prep), Archaeological Excavations on the M9/M10 in Co. Kildare. NRA Scheme Monograph. National Roads Authority.
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Shiels D. & Mac Domhnaill B. (In Prep) “Post Medieval Remains” in Long P. & Eogan J (eds.) (In Prep), N25 New Ross Bypass Road Scheme, Cappagh, Co. Kilkenny to Knockroe, Co. Wexford. NRA Scheme Monograph. National Roads Authority.

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