Last year we monitored groundworks associated with the installation of a roundabout in Clowne near Chesterfield, Derbyshire. At the northern end of the site, we discovered the concrete base of a WWII Nissen hut associated with the former prisoner of war (POW) camp, which later became a squatter settlement. The hut was associated with a narrow ditch which ran parallel to it and probably defined its limits. Both the ditch and the hut had been disturbed, presumably during a demolition event associated with the removal of the squatters’ camp and the subsequent construction of a garden centre on the site in the 1950s-60s. During excavation, we found a lens from a pair of binoculars, a toilet seat, an enamelled tin bowl and a selection of bottles, amongst other items. A local resident also brought us a bullet, believed to have been carved by one of the prisoners, that he found whilst walking in the woodland near the site, see above.