Exceptional Wasp (Hymenoptera) Inclusion in Cretaceous Burmese Amber A rare and spectacular piece of Burmese amber (Burmite), containing a perfectly preserved inclusion of an ancient wasp from the order Hymenoptera. This specimen offers a unique glimpse into time, dating back to the Middle Cretaceous period, approximately 99 million years old, an era when dinosaurs still roamed the Earth. Item Details: Item Type: Fossil cabochon (or natural, polished piece) Specimen: Wasp (Order Hymenoptera) Geological Period: Cretaceous, Cenomanian (approx. 99 million years) Origin: Hukawng Valley, Myanmar (Burma) Weight: 3.3 g Dimensions: 3.6x2.3 cm Condition: Excellent, fine details of the insect are clearly visible. Additional Description: The inclusion presents a laterally oriented wasp with remarkable anatomical details, including the antennae, legs, and body structure, preserved three-dimensionally in the translucent golden resin. The clarity and position of the insect make it an ideal specimen for both fossil collectors and natural sciences enthusiasts.