Excavation at this rock shelter in 1937-48 and again in 1966 found it to have been periodically occupied from at least the Mesolithic to the Roman periods

One of two Romano-British farmsteads excavated in advance of gravel quarrying in the early 1970s

See also SMR 27031 which describes this group as a whole.

Ring ditches and linear features have been identified on aerial photographs, partly overlain by ridge and furrow. The ring ditches may represent a barrow cemetery

Archaeological evidence of Romano-British settlement, with possible continuation into the post-Roman period

Cropmarks of a ring ditch, enclosures and ditches.

No. 61 Church Street, The Grey House, Ashbourne, built c1760.

Excavation of cropmark features revealed several pits and ditches. Waterlogged timber from a ditch gave a 9th or early 10th century date. Pottery included two Samian fragments.

St Mary's Roman Catholic Church, Bridge Gate, Derby, c 1838.

Former Convent of Mercy, No. 11 Bridge Street, Derby, built in 1839.