31. Frankincense , cloves, cinnamon, nutmeg, and galangal are all used repeatedly.32. Conversion ( clearing ) of frankincense woodlands to agriculture is also a major threat. 33. Frankincense is also produced in the Karkaar mountains.34. Some of the frankincense trails incorporated in the World Heritage List in 2000 are: 35. These roads were used as frankincense trade routes around 2800 BC to 100 BC. 36. Three Wise Men came bearing genuine frankincense and myrrh in gold-glittered Dixie Cups. 37. Give the gift of stocks : Not exactly frankincense and myrrh, but precious nonetheless. 38. To harvest frankincense and myrrh, collectors cut the tree trunks from which they came. 39. Other vessels headed for the southern shore of Arabia, mainly for frankincense and myrrh. 40. A light was placed on the altar while incense, usually frankincense , was burned.
