Mineral: | Amber (Burmite)
| Chemical Formula: | (C,H,O); 73,7 - 78,6% C, 9,5 -10,5% H, 10,5 - 16,2% O | Size: | | Weight: | | Transparence: | transparent with inclusions | Quantity: | | Origin: | Main Khun, Tanai Township, Kachin State, Burma (Myanmar) | In this hundred million years old and the specimen you can find five different insects! One insect with four single wings, still looking similar to an ant and is pretty good preserved, directly beside you can see a mosquito, on the right you can see a fine preserved Neuroptera . More in the interior you can spot a small insect with a multi-divided torso and pretty much hairs. Close to the surface at this backside of the amber you can see the small spider very hairy legs. Four pretty unusual insects all imprisoned in one amber from Cretaceous times - great specimen!!
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