Lynchets, banks and rectilinear enclosures interpreted as a Romano-British settlement.

Masson House, South End, Matlock Bath, a late 18th century building.

Scheduled henge monument investigated in 1902, 1949 and 1984 to 1985.

Circular enclosure or oval earthen bank, possibly Iron Age in date. 30m south-east of Speedwell Mine

Square area, possible enclosure, north of Yellowslacks Brook, east of Glossop, Charlesworth, of unknown date.

Building platforms and Romano-British pottery were identified following ploughing in 1977; an excavation was carried out the following year.

An inscribed Roman alter that was discovered in the late 17th century at Haddon Hall.

Possible site of a Roman pottery kiln indicated by an area of dark soil and a scatter of probable Derbyshire ware revealed during ploughing.

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.

Ditches were discovered in 1989 during excavations in advance of redevelopment. The ditches were interpreted as Roman, and of military style.