Correspondence is a modern archaeological inquiry. Hajime Kimura travelled to the Torres Vedras region, north of Lisbon, famous for its archaeological remains. Walking along one of these ancient beaches, Kimura documented the present-day landscapes and the objects and waste he found during his walks, imagining that this overlooked debris, or today's flora and fauna, could be the subject of archaeological research in the future and indicating, in the manner of an archaeologist, the locations, dates and times of their "excavation".