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It’s a slow process but we're going through our archive - updating the images in our register. We're about halfway through, with over 100 images added to our collection, including this lovely bee house.
See for yourselves https://t.co/rVItcHs4lP
#BeeBoles #BeeHistory #Beekeeping
🔍 New to our register (No. 1616): an alcove in the south wall of a medieval barn in Hoverington, Nottinghamshire.
Thanks to the Field Detectives for sharing their find — and to Roger Whitehead for the artist’s impression!
#BeeHistory #FieldDetectives #MedievalHistory
EIGHT students just won the Scripps National Spelling Bee after each made it to the 20th round 🐝
The Bee competition starts in five short days. In the meantime, here's a classic Bee moment to get you fired up for the big show! 🔥 #beehistory 🐝
It just never gets old. That time at the 2008 Bee when Sameer Mishra finally figured out what his word was, then went on to win the whole thing. 🤣 #spellingbee #TBT
“I study like 4-5 hours on weekdays … 10 hours on the weekends”
For the first time in the 92-year history of the Scripps National Spelling Bee, the dictionary lost to the kids as the competition named 8 co-champions. https://t.co/l4T8ILn64x
Did you know that the @bee_boles Register also includes records from Ireland. This example dates from the 1800’s in Co. Armagh.
https://t.co/rVItcHrwwh
#HappyStPatricksDay #BeeHistory #BeeBoles #Beekeeping
Way back in 1937 at the National Museum in Washington, D.C., Angelo Mangieri from Hoboken, New Jersey, became the first-ever blind speller to advance to the National Spelling Bee finals. The 14-year-old finished in third place. #thebeeturns100 #beehistory
Our Bee mascots have come a long way through the years. In 1959, it was "Mr. Bee." These days, "King Bee" and "Queen Bee" rule the word! #beehistory
"It wasn't the bees I was attracted to at all. I am a scientist and I wanted to know how they worked" Dr Eva Crane.
Learn more about this remarkable lady and founder of the Eva Crane Trust.
https://t.co/3DexXuRYBv
#bees #beeresearch #beekeeping #BeeHistory #apiculture
The Bee Boles Register is now on our new website.
Learn more about bee boles and discover what's in your area!
#BeeBoles #BeeHistory #Apiculture
https://t.co/rVItcHrwwh
Have you explored our brand new online portal for the Historical Collection?
Discover a treasure trove of history at your fingertips! And this is just the beginning! We'll be adding more info, high-res images & more unique items…
https://t.co/vR1XLoB8J2
#BeeHistory #beekeeping
We're thrilled to unveil our brand new website!
A huge thank you to WebBox for designing a dynamic site with a dedicated area for our grant applicants, referees, and trustees. Check it out and explore all the new features!
#grants #bees #beeresearch #BeeHistory
A fascinating part of beekeeping history.
Coming Soon - our new website aims to provide a wealth of information on bee boles and other beekeeping structures that were used in the past to provide shelter for skeps of honey bees.
#beekeeping #BeeHistory #BeeBoles
From the Eva Crane Archives:
An illustration in John Day’s political satire 'Parliament of Bees' written between 1608 and 1616 but not published until 1641.
#BeeHistory #BeesinLiterature #bees
We are delighted to have supported the publication of this new book by Dr’s @AlexisHarley99 & Christopher Harrington which is part of the Palgrave Macmillan’s Studies in Animals and Literature book series.
https://t.co/I1m02c3LLt #BeeHistory
Bee Skeps Under a Shelter c.1564 by Münster, Sebastian, 1489-1552
Source:
https://t.co/KIsp2fOcbk
Thanks to Historical Beekeeping Articles (Facebook)
#beeHistory #Beekeeping
It’s amazing where you might come across a bee bole. This has been found in a graveyard at St Mary Church of the Blessed Virgin, Market Rd, Plympton, Devon. Made from stone & slate with a gravestone for a lintel!
See Record 1554 https://t.co/c867hZUv6Q
#BeeBoles #BeeHistory
Time to reflect on the 2023 Apimondia and look forward to the next.
From our #HistoricalCollection, here are some badges from previous events -
Austria, 1956; Argentina, 1973, France, 1975 & Australia, 1977.
#BeeHistory #beeevents #apimondia
The interaction between beekeeping and gardening dates at least from Roman times. According to Virgil (70-19 BC), 'the bees are to be in a shady corner out of the wind, where sheep, goats and cattle cannot penetrate'.
#BeeHistory #Beekeeping
From the Eva Crane Archives:
A 70 year old cover of the Mexican Bee Journal, Vol. VIII No. 6 June 1953.
#ThrowbackThursday #BeeHistory
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