Coordinates withheld during review
Of 459 recovered /site/ URLs, 7 exact reviewed identities now redirect to their curated /place/ records. The remaining 452 return noindex review stubs that preserve the name and status only; they do not reproduce legacy coordinates, access claims, target lists, seasonal advice or promotional detecting text.
Baseline audit counts
These counts describe the recovered deployment audited on 29 July 2026. They are not estimates.
| Count | Finding | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
| 473 | legacy data rows | Records parsed from the inherited JavaScript catalogue. |
| 459 | legacy detail pages | Old public /site/ URLs recovered from the deployed sitemap. |
| 237 | explicit targeting records | Descriptions containing a repeated, explicit instruction to treat nearby archaeology as a detecting target. |
| 181 | unsupported boilerplate records | Rows using generic “[IOMHER/OSM Source] … Coordinates verified from OpenStreetMap” wording without a structured source URL or Historic Environment Record identifier. |
| 93 | missing display numbers | Catalogue rows with no legacy display number. |
| 8 | duplicate coordinate groups | Different records sharing the same coordinate pair in the inherited data. |
What happens to an old record
- Resolve the name and event against a traceable source.
- Separate archaeology, discovery, wreck, survey and folklore claims.
- Choose point, area or withheld geometry from the evidence — never from inherited decimal precision.
- Review legal and heritage sensitivity.
- Publish a new /place/ record only after the structured checks pass.
Raw recovery artifacts are retained offline for audit. They are not public content and do not enter the new sitemap.