The preservation and accessibility of cultural heritage face challenges due to the fragile nature of ancient artifacts. Recent advances in extended reality (XR) and digital twin technologies now enable the creation of interactive, lifelike replicas of these artifacts. This Studio aims to explore and ideate intuitive multimodal interactions with ancient papyrus, where users may physically engage with a scroll to manipulate its digital twin in an XR environment. The Studio focuses on experience for the general public. This experience may allow the public to interact with historical texts by rotating, zooming, and even querying the digital artifact about its content and historical context.
