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Sunday, March 9, 2008

Amber

Amber is the fossilized remains of tree resin, and has been known since very early times. Amber ornaments have been found in Bronze Age excavations, in the Mycenaean tombs, and among the remains of the Lake People in Switzerland.

Photograph: Insect remains in amber pendants, Public Domain

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