Amber’s ancient pine scent and fossil resin history
Humans alone have mastoid cells in ear bones. In the Tertiary period resin poured from Baltic trees, burying layers of vegetation under water and sand. Time and pressure transformed this organic matter into amber, a bright yellow fossil that conducts and preserves a trace of its pine origin.
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Nutritious fish nicknamed lawyer ling appears in discussion
The text describes the bar bet fish known as lawyer or ling as common in some areas yet unattractive and hard to ship when fresh. It highlights its high protein, low fat content and boneless flesh similar to cod. It notes clover crop practices and returning organic matter to soil as a neo agricultural idea.
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