Dataset contents
What this dataset contains
A dataset linking world heritage site reference points to archaeological priority areas using publisher-supplied subject reference points and published mapped boundaries.
CSVEngland
Dataset · Planning & property
World Heritage Site Reference Points in Archaeological Priority Areas
See which world heritage site reference points have publisher-supplied reference points within archaeological priority areas.
Included fields
- World Heritage Site Reference Point
- Intended delivery field; availability is rechecked against the current publisher data before delivery.
- World Heritage Site Reference Point reference point
- Intended delivery field; availability is rechecked against the current publisher data before delivery.
- Archaeological Priority Area
- Intended delivery field; availability is rechecked against the current publisher data before delivery.
- Point-in-boundary relationship
- Intended delivery field; availability is rechecked against the current publisher data before delivery.
Commercial context
Why this dataset is useful
Use this crosswalk to screen world heritage site reference points against archaeological priority areas without manually joining the two public source datasets. It is designed for prioritisation and further investigation, not as a legal, regulatory or whole-site determination.
What you can do with this data
Practical ways teams can use this dataset.
Property and planning teams
Screen published locations against the mapped context and prioritise records for further investigation.
Researchers and analysts
Use the delivered crosswalk as a repeatable starting point instead of manually joining the two source datasets.
Sources & methodology
Matching compares publisher-supplied subject reference points with published mapped boundaries. Current source availability, licensing and field availability are rechecked before delivery.
Source attribution is maintained in SourceKiln’s site-wide source register.
View source registerImportant limits
Point membership means the publisher-supplied reference point falls within a published boundary.
It does not by itself establish whole-site or parcel overlap, ownership, legal or regulatory consequences, eligibility, compliance, causation, physical exposure, risk outcomes or commercial significance.
Product details
This page describes the dataset definition. Dataset size and complete coverage are confirmed when the current dataset is prepared.
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Frequently asked questions
What does the point-in-boundary relationship mean?
It means the publisher-supplied reference point for the world heritage site reference point falls within the published mapped boundary.
Is this a complete current dataset?
The complete current dataset is prepared when requested. Source availability, licensing and field availability are checked again before delivery.
Does this prove whole-site overlap or a legal consequence?
No. The relationship is a screening crosswalk based on the published reference point and mapped boundary only.