¿Digitising Heritage¿ presents new interdisciplinary studies about the diverse
manifestations of heritage in digital form, in museums, academic institutions,
politics, and history. Individual contributions span across literary studies,
forensics, physics, sound studies, law, postcolonial studies, archaeology, migration
and museum studies. How can researchers and practitioners make effective use of
digital technologies to foster a sustainable heritage engagement? To what extend can
critical heritage concepts find expression in the digital age? The volume answers
these questions in a multimedia format that combines audio, video, 3D graphics and
technologies.