Copal with Multiple Insect Inclusions – 13.1 cm Holocene Fossil | Madagascar Paleozoic fossilCopal with Insect Inclusions Subfossil Resin from Madagascar Holocene (~6,000 years old) Madagascar This authentic copal specimen from Madagascar dates back approximately 6,000 years and represents subfossilized tree resin rather than fully fossilized amber. It preserves multiple insect inclusions in clear, golden resin, offering a detailed glimpse into relatively recent forest ecosystems. Encased within the copal, several insects remain visible with
Details:• Fossil type: Amber with insect inclusions• Geological epoch: Eocene (~48 Mya)• Origin: Ukraine• Dimensions: 3
The hand axe displays the characteristic bifacial shaping and worked edges typical of Acheulean technology
000 years) | Eastern Poland
000 years)• Origin: Poland• Length: 18cm• Weight: 2 kg• Condition: Completely natural
Discovered in the ancient sediments of the North Sea
With its robust jaws and conical teeth
3cm• Formation: Meteorite impact glass• Preservation: Natural
8 cm• Inclusions: Several small flies• Preservation: Natural
Amber with Insect Inclusion – Eocene Fossil from UkraineEocene Epoch (~48 million years ago) | Ukraine
Features:• Authentic fossil tooth of Carcharodontosaurus saharicus• Geological Period: Late Cretaceous (~100 million years ago)• Origin: North Africa• Sharp
this specimen shows fine segmentation
Discovered in the Kem Kem Beds near Taouz
