Foreword by Ross Perry.- Seeing Things: Heritage Computing and the Arts and Humanities.- Digital Heritage: What Happens when we Digitize Everything?.- Digital Reconstruction of Archaeological Sites and Monuments: Some Experiences in South-Eastern Sicily.- Urban Scrawl: Reconstructing Urban Landscapes Using Documentary Sources.- Crossing Borders: A Multi-Layer GIS Mapping Framework for the Cultural Management of the Mundo Maya Region.- Situating Cultural Technologies Outdoors: Designing for Mobile Interpretation of Rock Art in Rural Britain.- Simulation and Visualisation of Agent Survival and Settlement Behaviours in the Hunter-Gatherer Colonisation of Mesolithic Landscapes.- Visualising Large Scale Behaviours: Presenting 4D Data in Archaeology.- Time and Tide: Modelling the Effects of Landscape Change on Population Support in the Southern North Sea.- Time and Tide: Modelling the Effects of Landscape Change on Population Support in the Southern North Sea.- Reconstructing a Painful Past: A Non-invasive Approach to Reconstructing Lager Norderney in Alderney, the Channel Islands.- A Theoretical Framework for Stigmergetic Reconstruction of Ancient Text.- Multi-Touch Tables for Exploring Heritage Content in Public Spaces.- More Than Just a Sum of the Points: Re-thinking the Value of Laser Scanning Data.- Resolving the Carving: The Application of Laser-scanning in Reconstructing a Viking Cross from Neston, Cheshire.- "There's An App For That" Building Smartphone Applications to Improve the Ergonomics of Landscape Study, Analysis and Interpretation.- Preserving our Digital Heritage: Information Systems for Data Management and Preservation.- Digital Heritage: Concluding Thoughts.