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.

No summary available

Cropmarks identified from aerial photographs taken before 1989

No. 86 Main Street, The Limes and coach house, Etwall, an early 19th century complex.

Remains of a late Neolithic to Bronze Age chambered tomb excavated in 1843. Site is 260m south-east Rockhurst Farm.

Scheduled medieval settlement or shrunken village. Excavation in 1986 revealed Romano-British features.

Extensive earthwork evidence for lead mining, including shafts, hillocks, gin circles, belland yards and buddle dams. Mining here probably has medieval or even earlier origins. Part scheduled.

The scheduled remains of the shrunken medieval village of Mackworth and associated field system.