A piece of flint, weighing 91g and a stone flake, weighing 16g, were recovered.

Fifteen pieces of pottery were also found, either from the topsoil or the surface of the subsoil following topsoil removal: these include single sherds of thirteenth- to early or mid-fourteenth-century Nottingham Green Glazed ware, and fifteenth- to sixteenth-century Cistercian-type ware, but the bulk of this small assemblage dates from the seventeenth century or later.

Staffordshire/Bristol mottled-glazed - 1 sherd - 18th c

Nottingham Stoneware - 1 sherd - 18th c

Brown Glazed Earthenware - 7 sherds - Late 17th-18th c

19th-century Buff ware - 1 sherd - Late 18th-19th c

Unspecified English Stoneware - 2 sherds - Late 18th-Mid 20th c

Midlands Yellow ware - 1 sherd - Mid 16th-17th c

Light Bodied Nottingham Green Glazed ware - 1 sherd - 13th-Early/mid 14th c

Cistercian-type ware - 1 sherd - Late 15th-16th c

Richard Moore, 2014, Kirton Quarry: Archaeological Watching Brief (Unpublished document). SNT5656.