Burmese amber - Amber - 10 Burmese Amber Pieces with Fossil Inclusions – Cretaceous – 99 Million Years – 12,00 g (No reserve price)

A lot of 10 natural Burmese ambers with various fossil inclusions from the Cretaceous period, dating to about 99 million years ago.

The collection contains different insect inclusions, including several well-preserved Diptera (true flies), as well as other small arthropods or insect-like structures. It is complemented by plant fragments, organic particles and natural resin structures.

The ambers vary in shape, transparency, color and inclusion density. Some specimens allow good observation of the fossil organisms, while others are particularly interesting due to their numerous organic inclusions, dark plant residues or conspicuous gas bubbles.

The lot offers a versatile insight into the fossil flora and fauna of a Cretaceous forest ecosystem and is suitable for both amber collectors and enthusiasts of fossil inclusions.

Details:

Material: Natural Burmese amber (Burmite)
Quantity: 10 individual pieces
Age: Cretaceous, Cenomanian, about 99 million years
Origin: Myanmar (Burma)
Fossil inclusions: Insects, including Diptera, and other not further identifiable organic inclusions
Other inclusions: Plant fragments, organic particles and natural gas bubbles
Color: Yellow to honey-yellow, partially with darker areas
Weight: Total weight to be provided
Condition: Polished natural ambers with varying preservation and natural internal structures

The identification of the fossil inclusions is based on observable morphological features.
You will receive exactly the amber pieces shown.