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Part 1. Methodological Challenges -- Vulci 3000: A Digital Challenge For The Interpretation Of Etruscan And Roman Cities / Maurizio Forte, Nevio Danelon, David Johnston, Katherine Mccusker, Everett Newton, Gianfranco Morelli And Gianluca Catanzariti -- I Dreamt I Dwelt In Marble Halls: Using Computer Based Visualisation Of Roman Domestic Architecture To Evoke The Built And The Felt Environment / Richard Page Beacham -- The Digital Revolution And Modeling Time And Change In Historic Buildings And Cities: The Case Of Visualizing Venice / Caroline Bruzelius -- Exploring Visually The Known And The Ill-known About Krakow's Centre Urban Evolution: An Information Visualisation Perspective / Jean-yves Blaise And Iwona Dudek -- Experiencing Past, Present And Future Urban Environments Through Digital Representation, Storytelling And Simulation / Eva Pietroni -- Simplified Crowd Simulation In Virtual Heritage Sites / Luis Sequeira -- Part 2. Conservation, Requalification And Communication -- At-risk World Heritage And Virtual Reality Visualization For Cyber-archaeology: The Mar Saba Test Case / Thomas E. Levy, Connor Smith, Kristin Agcaoili, Anish Kannan, Avner Goren, Jorgen P. Schulze, And Glenn Yago -- Oporto's Historic Centre (wh): From Historical Research To (real) Virtual Heritage Visualization / Maria Leonor Botelho -- Omnidirectional Strategies For Exploring Ancient Cities And Territories / Sarah Kenderdine -- Part 3. Hermeneutics And Epistemological Boundaries -- Atalhyk As An Open Site?: On The Openness Of Virtual Reconstructions Of Archaeological Sites To A Multiplicity Of Interpretations / Zeynep Aktre -- Virtual Cities As Memoryscapes: The Case Of Lisbon / Maria Alexandra Gago Da Comara, Helena Murteira And Paulo Simoes Rodrigues -- Part 4. Research, Planning And Learning -- Spatial Representation Of Vienna's Street-level Environment-urban Parterre Mapping (upm) / Angelika Psenner -- Unreal Projects: Using Immersive Visualization To Learn About Distant And Historic