An apparently pre-Roman Iron Age ditch was found sealed beneath Roman layers in the southern part of the site.

Various objects collected in the fields around Park Farm over the years include lead objects, Romano-British pottery and querns

Linear features and possible pits identified on aerial photographs

The top stone of a Romano-British beehive quern was found at Ashbourne church (?in the churchyard?) probably in or before the 1960s

The site of a building thought to be an outlying building of the same date as the founding of the Norman priory, and most likely used as a barn.

A multi-period site, with evidence for Mid to Late Iron Age and Early Roman settlement, as well as a possible medieval moated site, although the latter may never have been completed.

A small amount of lithic material and one Romano-British potsherd were found during fieldwalking in October 2005

Mid-Late Iron Age occupation site features that indicate a move from open to bounded landscapes. Some Late Bronze Age-Early Iron Age features are also represented. Residual Neolithic material is perhaps indicative that an earlier site was also present here.

13th century priory of Dominican friars; dissolved in 1539, but some remains may be preserved within the Friary Hotel (SMR 18956). Extent of precinct is conjectural.

A late 18th century Presbytery that was rebuilt in 1836. It adjoins All Saints' Roman Catholic Church (SMR 6192).