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Abstract
Data are given on the mercury content of sediment samples from two lakes situated in an area not influenced by industrial pollution. In one of the lakes, pike were found with a high mercury content. To date the sediments, the increase of the frequency of the Picea pollen is used. The mercury content of the sediments is quite constant and has in part been fairly high for at least the last 3 000 years.