Two Roman ditches revealed during excavation in 2002. Also present were a series of medieval features that appeared to be associated with the use of backplots from buildings associated with Holywell Street.

Cropmarks and earthworks identified from aerial photographs. The area is now a housing estate.

A Mesolithic assemblage, including flint and chert microliths and waste, has been found on the hill later occupied by the Roman fort of Melandra

Enclosure defined in places by a bank and ditch and possibly representing a 'hay', or enclosure of medieval or early medieval date

Temple Hotel, Temple Road, Matlock Bath, an early 19th century building.

Iron Age enclosure, features, and possible field system, Off Worksop Road, Mastin Moor, Staveley.

Barr Hall and outbuildings, Drakelow Road, Walton upon Trent, a mid-18th century complex.

A series of archaeological features initially identified during geophysical and LiDAR surveys prior: On closer examination the features turned out mainly to be a sequence of Romano-British enclosures and field boundariesthat were established in the mid C2nd, were reorganized in the C3rd before going out of use in the C4th.

Low, flat topped bank which was an old trackway used to link limekilns to roads.

Colour works founded after corn milling ceased on the site before 1818