The Rock art of Honey Hunters by Eva Crane Mead and the Papuasia Region of

and the Papuasia Region of the Indonesian Archipelago

and other animals

telling the story of the people who shaped the history of beekeeping

as he is a gardener with a keen interest in natural history

This is a copy of the course book for the International Training Workshop in Biodynamic Beekeeping held at the Michael Okpara University of Agriculture

The Rock art of Honey Hunters by Eva Crane Mead and the Papuasia Region ofThis book discusses rock art that shows how early man harvested honey from bees' nests, and how he visualized the structure of the nests. The study is based on 380 rock art sites in four continents, and seventy of them are illustrated. Eva Crane, OBE, DSc, was Director of the International Bee Research Association from 1949 until her retirement in 1983. Her writings on beekeeping and bee products are known worldwide; she was also an authority on the