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RESEARCH PRODUCT

The archaeology of beekeeping in pre-roman Iberia

Consuelo Mata ParreñoHelena Bonet Rosado

subject

ColumellaArcheologyBeekeepingGeographygeography.geographical_feature_categoryArts and Humanities (miscellaneous)PeninsulaGeography Planning and DevelopmentCeràmica antigaPotteryAncient historyArqueologiaArchaeology

description

This paper presents a set of pottery beehives from the pre~Roman Iberian peninsula, dating from the third century BC, and all coming from a single region known in antiquity as Edetania. These beehives are closely related to similar examples from Greece and to a type described by Roman authors such as Columella. It is the first such archaeological material that can be associated with apiculture in this area.

http://hdl.handle.net/10550/26349