Medieval ridge and furrow earthworks visible on historic aerial photographs.

Cave excavated in 1909 revealing Bronze Age, Iron Age and Roman artefacts, implying it was occupied at various times through these periods.

Low stony banks, enclosures and lynchets; possibly a settlement site of either 1st/2nd millennium BC date or Romano-British. Mesolithic flint material has also been recovered here.

Cropmarks of later prehistoric and Iron Age/Roman field boundaries and enclosures identified on aerial photographs. See SMR 27953 for an associated pit alignment that partly runs through this area. Medieval ridge and furrow earthworks have also been identified here.

Ramparts for a bridge across the stream at Duke's Drive reported in 1965-6. Possibly associated with the nearby Romano-British settlement complex.

Two uninscribed lead pigs found in 1983.

?Roman pottery found during excavations for the foundations of the Church in 1844.

The cropmarks consist of a section of a polygonal enclosure, which appears to be a continuation of the enclosure complex to the east.

A Roman coin was found at this approximate location at Mackworth Secondary Modern School in c.1972.

A lead spindle whorl of Roman date was found in a garden in or before 1974