led Edward Tristram in 1916 to deduce the possible location of a fort in the town to the south of the market place by the current Bath Road. Navio fort guarded the route northwest to the larger fort of Melandra. The large inscribed Centurial stone found at Navio in 1903 dates from the rebuilding of the fort in 154 BC by occupying soldiers from southwest France. The Centurial stone is on display in the Buxton Museum. OS maps still mark Buxton with its Roman name of Aquae Arnemetiae. References Ancient Roman baths in England Hot springs of the United Kingdom Roman towns and cities in England Buxton History of Derbyshire Roman sites in Derbyshire