National Library of Australia
who have identified the site as being of national significance and
archived it
as part of their PANDORA digital preservation project.
Silicon Graphics Computers who contributed the use an Indy
Workstation (1995-98) for its initial development.
Acorn Computers who contributed the use of 3 Risc PC computers and
software.
AIATSIS (Australian
Institute for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island Studies) who
contributed $2500 towards the cost of travel to Central Australia in 1996.
RMIT University who provided a post graduate scholarship
to explore issues of Aboriginal representation, on-line narrative, and
digital preservation while completing the world's
first on-line Ph.D.
RMIT Union Arts who awarded an arts grant of $650 towards this
project in 1996.
Harry Sokol without whom this project would not have been possible.
