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DESCRIPTION:Humans have long had\, often unknowingly\, nature’s greatest al
 ly: the bee. Since its appearance on Earth nearly 100 million years ago\, 
 it has been primarily responsible—along with other pollinating agents—for 
 enabling the development\, diversification\, and survival of a complex and
  remarkable system of mutual dependencies that we today simply call nature
 .\nThe author retraces the history\, and partly the prehistory\, of the hu
 man–bee relationship\, seeking archaeological evidence and comparing it wi
 th written sources. The aim is to shed light on a lesser-known aspect of p
 ractices in the ancient world\, with the hope of raising awareness about t
 he protection of this ancient ally. https://ischiaeventi.com/en/events/cul
 tura/conferences/event/250004-stories-archaeology-and-narratives-archaeolo
 gy-of-the-relationship-between-humans-and-bees-from-the-neolithic-to-late-
 antiquity
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LOCATION:Torre del Molino (Spiaggia dei Pescatori\, 80077 Ischia NA\, Itali
 a)
SUMMARY:Stories\, Archaeology and Narratives: Archaeology of the relationsh
 ip between humans and bees from the Neolithic to Late Antiquity
URL:https://ischiaeventi.com/en/events/cultura/conferences/event/250004-sto
 ries-archaeology-and-narratives-archaeology-of-the-relationship-between-hu
 mans-and-bees-from-the-neolithic-to-late-antiquity
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