Possible Roman iron knife, Bamford's Brook, Repton, found in 1990.

An inscribed lead pig was found at Matlock Bank in 1783 during agricultural improvements. Location is approximate.

A paved cart-way that is likely to date to the late 16th-early 17th century.

Medieval ridge and furrow earthworks identified from historic aerial photographs.

Medieval ridge and furrow earthworks visible on historic aerial photographs.

The upper stone of a Romano-British beehive gritstone quern that was ploughed up in the 1970s. Two alternative findspots are given, but it is assumed that both relate to the same find.

Romano-British settlement, including hut circles and a kerb, excavated in 1908 and more recently. Finds include prehistoric and Roman period material.

Underground and surface remains of lead mines which worked from mid 17th to mid 19th centuries. Incorporated are Roman bell pits and hollows.

Romano-British farmstead/settlement west of Hatton

Highfield Hall Primary School, Highfield Road, Chesterfield, an 18th or 19th century building.