You need to identify your fossils clean and perhaps mend your fossils store and display your collection . In order to do this properly you will need to use the notes you took when you collected the fossils. The notes will tell you where you found each fossil, what sort of rocks it was in and what other fossils there were nearby. In addition you can use one of the many fossil reference books to identify your fossils. Once you have found out what your fossil is, make a record.
Many people give each of their fossils a reference number.
You can keep a note on each fossil in a card index or note book. How much you need to do to your fossils will vary according to the fossil - some will need no work at all. Fragile fossils such as those found at Barton may need strengthening - this can be done with glue or varnish. Fossils found on a beach at the seaside will need soaking to remove the salt which can cause damage. Don't do this if the fossil is made of a material such as clay.