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	An '''apiarist''' is a [[bee]]keeper. In [[period]], these people were craftsmen, although there weren't as many of them as say carpenters or butchers. They were the source of [[wax]] (used for hardening [[leather]], making [[candle]]s, sealing letters, [[jewellery]] making) and [[honey]] (natural sweetener, also used in [[mead]]).		An '''apiarist''' is a [[bee]]keeper. In [[period]], these people were [[craftsman\|craftsmen]], although there weren't as many of them as say carpenters or butchers. They were the source of [[wax]] (used for hardening [[leather]], making [[candle]]s, sealing letters, [[jewellery]] making) and [[honey]] (natural sweetener, also used in [[mead]]).

	Apiarists would often maintain many hives. Hives, known as [[skep]]s, were made of woven straw in a large cup shape, and could hold about 18 litres. No more than 40 were recommended to be held on a quarter acre of land.		Apiarists would often maintain many hives. Hives, known as [[skep]]s, were made of woven straw in a large cup shape, and could hold about 18 litres. No more than 40 were recommended to be held on a quarter acre of land.

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	The [[patron]] [[saint]] for beekeeping may be one of the [[St Bartholomew]]s. The bee->honey->mead->much joy association was one of the major reasons behind the choice of names for the [[SCA]] [[College of St Bartholomew]].		The [[patron]] [[saint]] for beekeeping may be one of the [[St Bartholomew]]s. The bee->honey->mead->much joy association was one of the major reasons behind the choice of names for the [[SCA]] [[College of St Bartholomew]].
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	*[[http://www.florilegium.org/files/ANIMALS/Beekeeping-AS-art.html\| ~~beekeeping~~ art]]		*[http://www.florilegium.org/files/ANIMALS/Beekeeping-AS-art.html\| Beekeeping art]
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	A [[bee]]keeper. In [[period]], these people were craftsmen, although there weren't as many of them as say carpenters or butchers. They were the source of [[wax]] (used for hardening [[leather]], making [[candle]]s, sealing letters, [[jewellery]] making) and [[honey]] (natural sweetener, also used in [[mead]]).		An '''apiarist''' is a [[bee]]keeper. In [[period]], these people were craftsmen, although there weren't as many of them as say carpenters or butchers. They were the source of [[wax]] (used for hardening [[leather]], making [[candle]]s, sealing letters, [[jewellery]] making) and [[honey]] (natural sweetener, also used in [[mead]]).

	Apiarists would often maintain many hives. Hives, known as [[skep]]s, were made of woven straw in a large cup shape, and could hold about 18 litres. No more than 40 were recommended to be held on a quarter acre of land.		Apiarists would often maintain many hives. Hives, known as [[skep]]s, were made of woven straw in a large cup shape, and could hold about 18 litres. No more than 40 were recommended to be held on a quarter acre of land.
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	An interesting article regarding beekeeping in period is by Edmund Southerne, "A treatise concerning the right use and ordering of bees", 1593.		An interesting article regarding beekeeping in period is by Edmund Southerne, "A treatise concerning the right use and ordering of bees", 1593.

			The [[patron]] [[saint]] for beekeeping may be one of the [[St Bartholomew]]s. The bee->honey->mead->much joy association was one of the major reasons behind the choice of names for the [[SCA]] [[College of St Bartholomew]].

	===~~external~~ links:===		===External links:===
	*[[http://www.florilegium.org/files/ANIMALS/Beekeeping-AS-art.html\| beekeeping art]]		*[[http://www.florilegium.org/files/ANIMALS/Beekeeping-AS-art.html\| beekeeping art]]

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	An interesting article regarding beekeeping in period is by Edmund Southerne, "A treatise concerning the right use and ordering of bees", 1593.		An interesting article regarding beekeeping in period is by Edmund Southerne, "A treatise concerning the right use and ordering of bees", 1593.


			===external links:===
			*[[http://www.florilegium.org/files/ANIMALS/Beekeeping-AS-art.html\| beekeeping art]]

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	A [[bee]]keeper. In [[period]], these people were craftsmen, although there weren't as many of them as say carpenters or butchers. They were the source of [[wax]] (used for hardening [[leather]], making [[candle]]s, sealing letters, [[jewellery]] making) and [[honey]] (natural sweetener, also used in [[mead]]).		A [[bee]]keeper. In [[period]], these people were craftsmen, although there weren't as many of them as say carpenters or butchers. They were the source of [[wax]] (used for hardening [[leather]], making [[candle]]s, sealing letters, [[jewellery]] making) and [[honey]] (natural sweetener, also used in [[mead]]).

	Apiarists would often maintain many hives. Hives, known as [[skep]]s, were made of woven straw in a large cup shape could hold about 18 litres~~, and~~ no more than 40 were recommended to be held on a ~~quater~~ acre of land.		Apiarists would often maintain many hives. Hives, known as [[skep]]s, were made of woven straw in a large cup shape, and could hold about 18 litres. No more than 40 were recommended to be held on a quarter acre of land.

	An interesting article regarding beekeeping in period is by Edmund Southerne, "A treatise concerning the right use and ordering of bees", 1593.		An interesting article regarding beekeeping in period is by Edmund Southerne, "A treatise concerning the right use and ordering of bees", 1593.

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A [[bee]]keeper. In [[period]], these people were craftsmen, although there weren't as many of them as say carpenters or butchers. They were the source of [[wax]] (used for hardening [[leather]], making [[candle]]s, sealing letters, [[jewellery]] making) and [[honey]] (natural sweetener, also used in [[mead]]).

Apiarists would often maintain many hives. Hives, known as [[skep]]s, were made of woven straw in a large cup shape could hold about 18 litres, and no more than 40 were recommended to be held on a quater acre of land.

An interesting article regarding beekeeping in period is by Edmund Southerne, "A treatise concerning the right use and ordering of bees", 1593.