'Honey mountain' : the fascinating story of Heuningberg since ancient times, its history of occupation, exploitation, development, and the miraculous Cape honeybees who survived it all / Geoffrey D Tribe.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 196-203) and index.
Contents:
The Heuningberg -- Early ventures into the Swartland -- The fauna of the Swartland -- Some insects and pests of the Swartland -- Arrival of firearms, horses and exotic diseases -- Early settlement -- Hottentots clans of the West Coast -- Plethora of names for Hottentots and San people -- Khoi culture -- Rock art -- Honeybees as an integral part of folklore -- Ecological adaptations of honeybees -- Traditional uses of honey, wax and propolis -- The Heuningberg misnomer -- The unique Cape bee -- Drone Congregation Areas -- Foreign invader plants -- The situation today.
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