Medieval trackway, possibly used in the Saxon period. Suggested as having prehistoric origins, linking Derbyshire hillforts.

Medieval ridge and furrow found during excavation in 2007

A Roman Catholic Church that was built in 1882-3. A presbytery was added in 1896-7.

32 sherds of Romano-British pottery were recovered from the topsoil west of the road between Elvaston and Borrowash during an archaeological watching brief in 2011

Possible Roman fort or camp, cropmarks, off Drakelow Road, Walton upon Trent.

Prehistoric and Roman activity in a cave on the southern edge of Buxton. Occupied by an outlaw named Poole in the late 16th century.

Approximate site of a Roman bridge across the River Derwent

Features interpreted as possible ring ditches, and enclosures identified from aerial photographs; possibly some peri-glacial features also.

A Roman pottery scatter was found at this approximate location in or about 1962.

Several cremations were identified in two evaluation trenches in 2003. One was excavated and shown to be Bronze Age.