'Archaeologizing Heritage' and Transcultural Entanglements - an Introduction.- Part I: Archaeologizing Heritage I - India between the Manual and the Picturesque.- A Conservation Code for the Colony: John Marshall's Conservation Manual and Monument Preservation between India and Europe.- Picturesque Authenticity in Early Archaeological Photography.- Part II: Archaeologizing Heritage II - Creating Visual and Spatial Experiences of Angkor.- Virtual Visions of Angkor: Plaster Casts and Drawings in the Indochinese Museum of the Trocadero.- From Colonial Map to Visitor's Parcours - Tourist Guides and the Spatiotemporal Making of the Archaeological Park of Angkor.- Part III: Virtualizing Heritage I - The Surface and the Image.- Reality-based Virtual Models in Cultural Heritage.- 3D Modelling of Angkor Temple Based on Religious Conception.- Part IV: Virtualizing Heritage II - Computer Models for Building Research.- The Giant Buddha figures in Afghanistan - Virtual Reality for a Physical Reconstruction?.- Virtualizing the Temple of Bayon.- Part V: Restoration and Interpretation - Of Virtual Models and Living Communities.- Between On Site-Conservation and Scientific Computing: A Future for the Twelfth-Century Banteay Chhmar Temple Complex.- Angkor: Preserving World Heritage and the Role of Interpretation.- Developing Conservation Approaches to Living Heritage at Angkor: The Conservation of the Statue of Ta Reach.- Part VI: Memorializing Archaeology - Archaeologizing Memory.- Today's Pagan - Conservation under the Generals.- The Angkorian Palimpsest: The Daily Life of Villagers Living on a World Heritage Site.- The Living Archaeology of a Painful Heritage: The First and Second Life of the Khmer Rouge Mass Graves.
