Amber with Multiple Insect Inclusions – 3.3 cm Eocene Fossil | Ukraine Shark vertebrae

Amber with Multiple Insect Inclusions – 3.3 cm Eocene Fossil | Ukraine Shark vertebraeAmber with Multiple Insect Inclusions Eocene Fossil from UkraineEocene Epoch (~48 million years ago) Ukraine This authentic amber fossil with multiple insect inclusions from Ukraine dates back to the Eocene Epoch, approximately 48 million years ago. Formed from natural fossil resin, it preserves a diverse group of prehistoric insects in remarkable clarity, offering a rare glimpse into ancient forest ecosystems. Among the inclusions, a small beetle and

they form a captivating natural diptych — a perfect fossil pairing that captures the creature’s form in striking detail

Morocco• Characteristic wide cephalon with fine surface detail• Dimensions

Condition: 100% authentic fossil plate

Early Cretaceous (~112–100 million years ago) | North Africa

A powerful remnant of one of the largest crocodilian predators in Earth’s history — from the ancient waterways of the Cretaceous

It features a complete fusion crust formed during atmospheric entry

• Dimensions: 3

This genuine ammolite specimen originates from the Late Cretaceous seas that once covered parts of North America

Late Pleistocene

captured in stone as if still drifting along the ocean floor

Bison priscus – Ice Age Steppe Bison Lower Jaw from the PleistoceneLate Pleistocene (~53

5 billion years ago