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The Archaeology of Ancient Beekeeping: Hives, Honey and Trade
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The Archaeology of Ancient Beekeeping: Hives, Honey and Trade
The management of honeybees, the production of valuable foodstuffs, and the evidence preserved by ancient beekeepers.A Small Insect with a Large Economic RoleHoneybees have provided human communities with valuable products for thousands of years. Honey could serve as a sweetener, food, and ingredient in certain preparations, while beeswax was useful for lighting, sealing, craft production, and other practical purposes.Beekeeping also illustrates…
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