Burmese Amber with Spider Inclusion – Cretaceous Period – Myanmar A fascinating piece of genuine Burmese amber containing a well-preserved spider (Araneae) inclusion. The specimen displays remarkable detail, with the body, legs, and fine anatomical structures clearly visible within the transparent amber matrix. Additional small inclusions and natural features enhance the scientific and aesthetic appeal of the piece. Amber offers a unique window into ancient ecosystems, preserving organisms in exceptional three-dimensional detail. Burmese amber is especially prized among collectors and researchers due to its age and the diversity of its fossil inclusions. Details: Inclusion: Spider (Order Araneae) Amber type: Burmese Amber (Burmite) Age: Mid-Cretaceous, approximately 99 million years old Origin: Kachin State, Myanmar (Burma) Amber dimensions: 1.7 × 1.3 cm Preservation: Excellent Natural specimen The specimen shown in the photographs is the exact piece you will receive The spider is clearly visible and preserved with good structural detail, making this an attractive specimen for collectors of fossil arthropods, amber inclusions, and natural history curiosities. An excellent addition to any amber collection, fossil display, or cabinet of curiosities.