WWII military buildings and a trackway identified from aerial photographs. The buildings have now been demolished, but are still visible as a soil mark.

A Neolithic/Bronze Age flint core or scraper was found in 1955 at this approximate location

Mount St Mary's College Memorial Chapel, Station Road, Eckington, built between 1922-1924.

It has been suggested that there may have been an auxiliary fort at Silverlands, which might make the finds from the surrounding area material from a vicus.

Grade I listed Cathedral of 16th and 18th century date, with pre-Conquest collegiate origins.

Roman pottery and two coins found probably near Exeter Place, Derby c. 1974.

Skeletons, coins and various Roman relics found at Darley Grove in 1820 - exact findspot unknown

Originally interpreted as a Roman racecourse; now thought to be a natural feature.

Peacock Cottage, A615, South Wingfield, dated 1613.

A Roman coin was found in the Rectory garden before 1938; two other Roman coins were found elsewhere at Hasland, at unrecorded locatioins, in the early 20th century