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In order to archive my finds better, I began to provide all finds with a number. In a book I record all information, which I have about the individual finds:

Find number, 

find date,

discovery site,  

as well as a short description of the find (in the case that it should not be recognizable later anymore). 

As a further medium I selected a citymap of Gothenburg, in which all finds are registered, with the appropriate number, and a attributed color, at the appropriate discovery site.  

© Viktoria Gitzl

© Viktoria Gitzl

 

© Viktoria Gitzl

As a further medium I selected a citymap of Gothenburg, in which all finds are registered, with the appropriate number, and a attributed color, at the appropriate discovery site.  On the map it can be seen that there are so-called "conurbations". The find-spots are not widespread in the whole town, but concentrate to certain places. I try to find things in my normal everyday life, to be attentive and to look for the special in the normal surroundings. This means that I don't especially go in another parts of the town to look there for findings. There are certain places in the town, where  I stay more often in my everyday life. At these places the find-spots concentrate.