Abstract
A new fossiliferous amber outcrop in the heights of Kfar Selouan (Mount El-Kneisseh, Central Lebanon) is described. This new discovery constitutes the 26th amber outcrop with biological inclusions in Lebanon, and open doors to our knowledge about the palaeobiodiversity and palaeoenvironment of the North-Eastern coast of Gondwana during the early Barremian.
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