Site of a possible ford over the River Derwent south-east of Duffield Castle, close to where the Roman road crosses the river and associated with finds of Roman pottery.

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

Part of the supposed route of a Roman road from Templeborough to Broxtowe.

Traces of ridge and furrow earthworks and a possible plough headland (originally identified as a stretch of Roman road)

Long trackway with complex chronology going back to at least pre-1627.

The site of a possible Roman bath, discovered in the late 19th century.

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A Romano-British sherd, two medieval sherds and a spindle whorl of possible Romano-British date were found during garden digging in or before 1978

Roman coins and possible buildings found in the area in 1922-3.

Neolithic polished stone axe fragment found at Derby Racecourse c.1978