Ryknild Street sive Icknield Street est nomen mediaevalis viae cuiusdam Romanae quae per mediam provinciam Britanniam ab Bourton-on-the-Water septentrioni versus usque ad Templeborough tendit. Iuxta Bourton-on-the-Water, ubi oppidum Romanum nomine Latino incognito constructum est, haec via in Fosse Way confluit quae inde ad Corinium et Aquas Sulis tendit. Ultra Templeborough vestigia viae nondum reperiuntur; fortasse olim per navigationem fluvii Don usque ad Danum pergitur ut viam quae a Londinio Eboracum tendit attingeretur. In itinerariis Romanis haec via omittitur.
- M. Brassington, "The Roman Roads of Derby" in Derbyshire Archaeological Journal vol. 101 (1981) pp. 88-92
- F. W. Munslow, "The Ryknield Street" in Derbyshire Archaeological Journal vol. 69 (1949) pp. 74-77
- C. F. O'Brien, M. Todd, "A section across Ryknield Street at New Tupton" in Derbyshire Archaeological Journal vol. 96 (1976) pp. 23-25
- Oakley, R. H. 1955 'Excavations on Ryknield Street near Chesterfield, 1953 and 1954', Derbyshire Archaeological Journal, 75, 144-149
- Saunders, M. 1959 'Ryknield Street. Excavations near Higham', Derbyshire Archaeological Journal, 79, 110-118
- W. Smithward, "Records and traces of old roads near Derby" in Derbyshire Archaeological Journal vol. 35 (1913) pp. 111-136
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