Possible route of Rynkield Street as it runs through the parish of Findern; see also SMR 99016 for the overall route

Almost square earthwork lies on a ridge-top. Site has good claims to be identified as a small Roman fort.

Approximate site of stone setts seen in the stream bed in c. 1968, although not observed in 1977

Roman deposits excavated in 1976; including a fort ditch, evidence of interior buildings and industrial activity.

Lead mine documented as mined since the mid 13th century, although possibly as early as Roman. Continuously worked from the 17th century to 1869.

Scheduled earthwork and subsurface remains of a multi-period Roman fort.

Derbyshire ware waster found during excavations for a sewer in 1905. Exact findspot unknown.

Coin found in a garden in or before 1993

Roman Catholic church completed in 1952; designed by Reynolds & Scott of Manchester

Our Lady of Sorrow Church, Ashopton Road, Bamford, built in 1882.