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

Cave excavated in 1959 revealing evidence of visitation to the cave from the Neolithic to the Medieval.

A pit alignment of probable Iron Age date was revealed by excavation in 2007. Its exact course and total length was not determined

Worn pig found in 1894.

Found during ploughing in 1946.

Churchyard around St Mary's Church. Roman lead pigs have been found in the grounds.

Possible site of a medieval chapel, although all that exists today is a small quarry.

Approximate findspot in 1957 of a piece of carved stone, possibly part of a medieval crosshead.

Longford Park has its origins as a medieval park that was extant by the 13th century, although altered at a later date. The mapped area amalgamates the suggested medieval and 19th century extents.