Various flint artefacts were collected from the ploughsoil in 1978. Cropmarks of Iron Age/Roman enclosures and ditches have also been identified in this area.

Flints and Romano-British pottery collected by C. R. Hart in 1977 on the site of a circular or D shaped enclosure showing on an aerial photograph. Post-medieval ridge and furrow cropmarks have also been identified here.

Romano-British 'knoll site' with pottery, probably associated with the Romano-British settlement in nearby Scarcliffe Park, located in 1977

See composite record SMR 27928.

Cropmarks representing a probable Bronze Age barrow and Iron Age/Romano-British field boundaries have been identified on aerial photographs.

Earthwork ridge and furrow recorded during fieldwork in 1995

A small classically-designed summerhouse against the eastern garden wall of The Mansion, thought to have been designed by Joseph Pickford in the 1760s

Grade II listed United Free Methodist Chapel built in 1849, still in use as a Methodist place of worship.

Cement and plaster works established by 1835, but gone by 1914.

Medieval domestic, and tanning or horn working, site; from 17th century within courts complex.