Figure 6: Archaeological interpretation plan of geomagnetic survey results

Figure 7: Plane-shaded orthographic render of the 'dirty' laser-scanned point cloud.

Figure 8: Plane-shaded perspective render of the 'dirty' laser-scanned point cloud.

Figure 9: Interpreted offset survey results showing locations of photographs

Figure 1: Site location map

Figure 2: Lidar surface models: Digital Surface Model (upper); Digital Terrain Model (lower)

Figure 3: Interpreted earthwork features identified in Lidar survey

Figure 4: Greyscale raster plan of geomagnetic survey results

Figure 10: (photo 007) Ridge and furrow looking south-west

Figure 5: Vectorised interpretation plan of geomagnetic survey results

Figure 16: (photo 019) Northern bank of channel 2 looking west

Figure 17: (photo 012) southern limit of channel 4, where it meets the present-day Erewash bank

Figure 18: (photo 015) Channel 4, looking north. Some party someone had!

Figure 19: 1884 Ordnance Survey map of site overlaid on modern OS OoenData map

Figure 11: (photo 009) Ridge and furrow looking north-east

Figure 12: (photo 005) Channel 1 bending round to the south-east, looking north-east

Figure 13: (photo 001) Channel 1, looking north-west

Figure 14: (photo 024) Possible terminus of channel 1 in mill pond, or slope caused by overburden, looking south-east

Figure 20: Map of site 1847

Figure 15: (photo 021) Profile of channel 2 looking west

Figure 26: 2014 hand survey overlaid on 1884 Ordnance Survey Map

Figure 21: Map of site in 1835, from Sanderson

Figure 22: 1782 enclosure map

Figure 23: Watercourses from map regression overlain over Lidar data

Figure 24: Interpreted offset survey results overlain over Lidar data

Figure 25: Interpreted geomagnetic survey results overlain over 1884 Ordnance Survey map and Lidar data