Samian ware found in 1873.

Nine Roman coins were found in 1868 at the base of a wall somewhere near the rifle butts [SMR 17095] - exact findspot unknown.

Remains of an 11th century motte and bailey castle and a 12th century stone keep, built on the site of an earlier Anglian cemetery and a Romano-British settlement.

An early 19th century reference to a Roman camp at Breadsall is said to refer to Camp Wood at Little Eaton although no evidence has been found. Quarrying activity may have destroyed any former evidence of a Roman Camp.

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A grade II listed house built circa 1830. It is a highly characteristic example of a late Georgian cottage ornee, which was adapted for use as a farmhouse later in the 19th century, when the adjoining farm buildings were added.

A 'rock surface' was encountered below ground level when the land was in use as allotments - tentatively identified as the possible course of Ryknield Street

Roman remains excavated in 1989 and interpreted as representing Roman military activity; possibly a military gate marking a defence line running north-south. See SMR 3970 also.

Cropmark complex including cursus, Neolithic/Iron Age barrows, probable henge, Iron Age/Romano British field systems, settlements and ditches at Aston upon Trent. Medieval ridge and furrow cropmarks/earthworks have also been identified in this area.

Linear features and enclosures at Aston upon Trent.