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Copal

specimen number:
1651345

location:
Hikurangi Coal mine, Aukland, New Zealand

description:
A translucent mass of deep amber colored copal. Copal is a resin, a naturally occurring substance secreted by various tropical trees, often used for incense and varnishes. It's similar to amber but less fossilized and not as old, typically being less than a million years old.

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Size: 5.5 x 5.0 x 2.0 cm (miniature)

Collection: Harry Critchley

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