Future generations will rely on the artefacts that we leave behind to tell stories upon which civilisations develop. Each era has its specific communication technology, and with the passage of time such technology became outdated and in some cases even undecipherable. Thus, human history spanning the last five millenia is a combination of pure conjecture in the oldest cases, interpretation where modern man is able to decipher the remnants of information, whilst curated facts are the norm in most recent years with an aim to leave clear facts for future generations. It is necessary for societies to know where they have been and the voyage that has led to a current point, in order to be able to navigate its future. Societal values are built on recounted stories that belies the influences upon the generations of a nation. A society without a past has a difficult future. Social culture is built on customs and superstitions, stories and beliefs, that will continue to morph society with technology and its influences to continue building on the civilisation. It is a necessity therfore that cultural heritage is disseminated and passed onto the young in order to inculcate the love for nationhood, and paint a true picture of where that nation stands in the bigger picture of the world community of people. As the dissemination of information is becoming even more computer based, with multi-media forming the core of the internet, it is becoming ever more challenging to be able to attract younger generations towards the written/printed word.