This DBA has drawn together the available archaeological, historic, topographic and land-use information in order to clarify the extent of any cultural heritage resources on or near the study site. It was carried out on land adjacent to Nuthall Roundabout. The proposed development site is located at Hempshill to the east of Nuthall, The site is approximately 5.9 hectares (14.5 acres). This assessment has established that, "since the 11th century, Hempshill was the site of a small hamlet (recorded as a deserted medieval village on the HER) and a church. The exact location of these monuments is unknown, although it has been suggested that they were subsumed by the Hempshill Vale housing estate, which was built in the 1970s, prior to PPG16. If this is the case, it is fair to assume that, since the 11th century, the proposed development site has been utilised as farmland and possibly parkland associated with Hempshill Hall and farm. There is some potential for the southern part of the site to contain the remains of a medieval mill that were documented in 1677, although this may have been destroyed by the construction of the A610 road” The report contains a detailed history of the site with reference to historic sources and archaeological features, maps and the results of a field walking survey which took place as part of the study.