Part I: Computer Graphics -- Computer Graphics for Archaeology -- Studying Illumination and Cultural Heritage -- High Dynamic Range in Cultural Heritage Applications -- Procedural Modeling for Cultural Heritage -- Part II: Computer Vision and Photogrammetry -- Providing Access to Old Greek Documents Using Keyword Spotting Techniques -- Machine Learning for Intangible Cultural Heritage: A Review of Techniques on Dance Analysis -- Classification and Detection of Symbols in Ancient Papyri -- Image-based Underwater 3D Reconstruction for Cultural Heritage: from Image Collection to 3D Critical Steps and Considerations -- Part III: Extended Reality -- Virtual Reality Reconstruction Applications Standards for Maps, Artefacts, Archaeological Sites and Monuments -- Using Augmented Reality, Gaming Technologies, and Transmedial Storytelling to Develop and Co-Design Local Cultural Heritage Experiences -- Tackling Problems of Marker-based Augmented Reality Under Water -- A True AR Authoring Tool for Interactive Virtual Museums -- Part IV: Serious Games -- Transforming Heritage Crafts to Engaging Digital Experiences -- Everyone is Not a Gamer! Developing Cultural Heritage Experiences for Diverse Audiences -- Beyond Virtual Museums: Adopting Serious Games and Extended Reality (XR) for User-Centred Cultural Experiences -- Fostering Engagement with Cultural Heritage Through Immersive VR and Gamification -- Part V: Storytelling -- Exploring the Potential of Visually-rich Animated Digital Storytelling for Cultural Heritage. The Mobile Experience of the Athens University History Museum -- Digital Storytelling -- Storytelling in Virtual Museums: Engaging a Multitude of Voices -- Part VI: Preservation and Reconstruction -- Analyzing Spatial Distribution of Photographs in Cultural Heritage Applications -- Relict - Interpolated - Extrapolated - Speculative: An Approach to Degrees of Accuracy in Virtual Heritage Reconstruction -- Preserving and Presenting Cultural Heritage using Off-the-Shelf Software.