Burmite Cretaceous Amber Size:Small it crystalizes into thin

it crystalizes into thin

" ~ Naturalist John Muir (1838-1914)

an integral part of the four turbojet engines that allowed the Concorde to cruise above Mach 2

albeit lacking the great white’s serrations

the one President who never lived in the Executive Mansion yet was so intimately involved in its creation

Burmite Cretaceous Amber Size:Small it crystalizes into thinAbove: Front of Specimen Card Amber is a beautiful substance used by humans for thousands of years. Beginning as plant resin, amber forms very slowly under tremendous heat and pressure for millions of years, eventually becoming a low density, amorphous solid. The process of molecular polymerization also preserves traces of climate and life in nearly perfect condition. Above: Hans inspecting a large piece of Burmite after hours in the amber markets of