[1] The skeleton is exhibited in Derby Museum and Art Gallery and is 3 metres (9.8 ft) in length.

A new well at the Crown Inn in the village was dug in March 1895, but work stopped when the diggers discovered first a bad smell and then large and unusual bones.

[5] In July 1973 workers discovered other bone fragments whilst digging in nearby Boulton Moor – some of which are also displayed in Derby Museum and Art Gallery.

Archer's sculpture consists of three sections of a broken ring of black granite of sufficient size to form a seat.

This model then allowed exact copies of the bones chosen by Archer to be cast in iron.