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The rock art of honey hunters
publication date:
Mar 1, 2005
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Bee World
Vol. 86 (1) 2005 pp. 11 - 13
DOI
10.3896/IBRA.2.86.1.03
Article Title
The rock art of honey hunters
Author(s)
Eva Crane
Abstract
Nests of
Apis mellifera
are depicted in rock art found in Spain and Africa, and nests of
Apis dorsata
and
Apis cerana
in Indian rock art. Twenty-five representations of honey harvesting or related human activities have been recorded.
Keywords
honey bees, rock paintings, history
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