The World History of Beekeeping and Honey Hunting by Eva Crane (Author). This definitive work by world-renowned bee authority Eva Crane presents an enchanting account of bees and their complicated relations with both people and animals. Complete, absorbing, and lavishly illustrated, this scholarly, but accessible volume explores how bees, honey and other bee products have been gathered and utilized throughout the world.
Starting with the rock work of the Mesolithic cave dwellers, readers will learn about the variety of methods used by human beekeepers, the stratagems used by animal honey-hunters, and the multitude of merchandise humans have derived from bees. The first in-depth ebook on the topic, the “World Historical past of Beekeeping and Honey-Searching” is the ultimate work on bees for students in biology and the life sciences, professional and novice beekeepers, and anybody who’s occupied with bees or the collection of honey.
If you’re in any respect interested in bees or you’re a beekeeper this is the ebook for you!
Eva Crane has nearly left no stone unturned in her analysis for this guide and has coated all four corners of the Globe.
The evolution of beekeeping is fascinating and this guide cowl an increadable time line from early man proper as much as present time.
The illustrations are plentiful and really nicely introduced all through the book.
A must for any beekeepers library.
The mystery, art and science of beekeeping. This can be a must have book – Information and references in this e-book aren’t usually out there wherever else – Great reading on a Winter’s night or a Summer evening. Straightforward to skip round within the chapters relying on your curiosity or mood. Each beekeeper and bee-lover or anyone with an abiding love of or deep sense of the mystery, artwork and the science of beekeeping ought to have this book.
The World History of Beekeeping and Honey Hunting
Eva Crane (Author)
720 pages
Routledge; 1 edition (October 13, 1999)
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