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.

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

A complex of late prehistoric/Roman cropmark features identified on aerial photographs. Medieval ridge and furrow was also identified.

Urn filled with 3rd century Roman denarii found in the 1770s, about a mile from Mansfield Woodhouse Roman villa (Notts); present whereabouts unknown

Footpath sign erected c.1909.

Possible Roman rectangular enclosure.

Red Lion Hotel, Market Place, Wirksworth, probably a 16th or 17th century building.

Excavations in the mid 1960s in this approximate area recovered two Romano-British pottery sherds, much medieval pottery and some undated building foundations.

Carved stones, including stone heads, reportedly removed from Mouselow Castle area in the 1840s; now in Buxton Museum