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Cerocephalinae   (  Chalcidoidea  ,   Pteromalidae  ) is a small group of parasitoid wasps characterized by a number of derived diagnostic features. Their hosts are endophytic beetles. So far, 43 species of   Cerocephalinae   have been described, including one fossil species from the Miocene. In this study, we add two new genera and species from Baltic and Dominican amber to the fossil record.    Tenuicornus   dominicus    gen. et sp. n.  is the second genus described from Dominican amber, and    Pteropilosa   lailarabanorum    gen. et sp. n. , described from Baltic amber, represents the oldest record of the subfamily, pushing the minimum age of   Cerocephalinae   back to the Eocene. Diagnostic characters of both species are discussed in comparison with other   Cerocephalinae  . An updated key to extant and fossil   Cerocephalinae   is presented.

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Two new fossil genera and species of   Cerocephalinae   (  Hymenoptera  ,   Chalcidoidea  ,   Pteromalidae  ), including the first record from the Eocene