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wilhelm e kaosse <[log in to unmask]>
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Discussion of Bee Biology <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 31 Oct 1995 17:24:12 +0800
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David Morris mentions in passing that "archeology" magazine says...
 
" article recounts unintentional and
>intentional consumption of honey noted in greek and roman classics and in
>more modern times. It seems that in the 18th century, toxic honey was added
>to alcholic beverages to give you a better 'buzz'."
 
I had no idea apistan was an Egyption word<g>.
Inquiring minds wonder what things made honey toxic in the 1700's?(besides
heather<g> of course)
 
Stuart Grant
Point Roberts, Wa.(49 degrees north...123 degrees west)
One hive and expanding...

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