A linear parchmark visible on aerial photographs, which may link with the Roman Road near Hagge Farm (see SMR 13022).

Masonry found during the levelling of the river bank near the fort at Brough in 1972 was suggested to be related to the foundations of a Roman bridge across the River Noe

Roman fort and bath-house suggest vicus to south of fort.

Roman building and metalled surfaces, No. 190 Duffield Road, Derby, of probable 2nd century date.

A metalled road surface seen in a pipeline trench in 1955 is suggested to be part of a Roman road leading north-westwards from Navio

Evidence of a Saxon cemetery excavated in 1971-2. Grave goods date the burials to approximately the 6th/early 7th centuries

Eyres' Roman Catholic Chapel, off Newbold Road, Chesterfield, a restored, repurposed medieval chapel.

Packhorse route with alleged Roman (or earlier) origins.

Excavations in the garden of 93 Belper Road produced a bronze bow brooch and some pottery sherds from disturbed ground that also contained post-medieval material

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