A total of ten finds was recovered, all consisting of worked flints. Ten pieces of worked flint represent scant later prehistoric activity. The leaf-shaped arrowhead is Early-Middle Neolithic while thetransverse arrowhead is Late Neolithic. The former was made with an opaque light grey flint and the latter a semi-translucent dark brown flint. Both may be exotic to the East Midlands. The remaining pieces are of local till-derived flint and are likely to be of a later prehistoric date.

The remaining finds observed comprised post-medieval and modern pottery sherds, along with modern brick.

These are likely to have resulted from manuring spreads being added to the fields.

Gavin Speed, 2013, An Archaeological Fieldwalking Survey at Gateford Park, Gateford, Worksop, Nottinghamshire (Unpublished document). SNT5405.