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seems the title is a triple entendre

intriguing title and description but still can’t tell if this is about botany, botany-illustration, slavery or all three at once

Fantastic, important, relevant, much needed scholarship.

Thank you so much!!! This video was very interesting. I am fascinated by bees and ancient Egypt and studied hieroglyphics at UCLA. I will look for your book. Beekeeping in Lithuania is fascinating too. There is an amazing beekeeping museum there with carved beehives of ancient gods.

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I went tonight’s event and really enjoyed!!!

Honeysuckle is food for animals and even people if they eat the pods.

The best thing to do is use it as a rootstock for fruiting pears - especially pears that bloom at the same time.

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Thank you!

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As a mexican physician with almost 20 yrs of practice mostly in ER,, i want to thank you for sharing this. Incredibly valuable info and wisdom here. 🙏

Amazing research!! Thank you so much. Truly illuminating on so many levels

Can you freeze them to move them to different cycles?

Which trees and shrubs do they prefer to eat?

So fascinating!

Fascinating! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and thoughts with us all. Much love and appreciation from California.❤️🍀🌈😇🙏🏻❣️

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38:28 Nick Zentner has some methodologies to make videos WITH the pointer/finger of the lecturer appear on the video. Making these videos for social network preservation/later viewing is tough, keep at it, it is worth all the frustration you will go through. Thank you for this one, I subscribed and clicked the notification bell. My great grandchild, who is still a pregnancy currently, will get to see this one day due to your efforts. WOOT!

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And this is where then global flood myths come from. In ancient times, humans found seashells and fish fossils far from the ocean. As they had no knowledge of why this was, their leaders gave credit to a deity in the form of a scary story to gain obedience. Fear is a main driver of compliance with someone else's rules

This is what you get from bad eduvation😮

She's talking about all of that geological stuff as though it actually happened... She's nuts. How can she say that the land masses actually moved the way she says it happened? Shouldn't see say "We think it happened this way?" She's talking about HUNDREDS of MILLIONS of YEARS. What evidence does she have that it happened the very way she says it happened?

I'm sorry, but at the beginning of this video, I'm looking at two Socialist Social Justice Warriors... LOL The one with the shorter hair is the boss of the one with the longer hair... LOL They look like SJWs, you know? And their hair length marks their rank (shorter hair means higher rank (for SJW Women) LOL You can't help but see that after all of the other SJW crap we've been exposed to... LOL O.K.! O.K.! LOL Let me get serious, and let me get back to watching this video! LOL I might actually learn something useful.

There are NO 450 million year old oceans.

Life itself will not go extinct but unfortunately all the life forms we like the appearance of and the ones we like to eat will. In future we can look forward to having lizards as house pets and eating crickets for protein. Can't say we didn't earn end of civilisation as we know it. Humans will go extinct before the more resilient creatures on Earth. It's a testament to human ego that you can't imagine a world without humans. They say that when humans go everything falls apart. The world will be fine without. The lockdown has shown us that they don't need human help.

Good job Bren Bren.

This kind of addictive enthusiasm is the best promoter of learning in science.

Wonderful, informative presentation! I had no idea fossils were so readily accessible in the Cinncinati area, and why. Your sea floor section is mindboggling...I hope to visit your museum some day. Thanks from Pennsylvania!

This piece is brilliant! I love the narrator and the stuff she's talking about!

Very interesting...

Thanks for posting. I attended in person and will rewatch. Great lecture!

Great work!

Beautiful, I’ve seen this creature. Thank you for sharing. Charles Darwin was a FAKE AND A PHONEY

Even though the main stream history were taught is a lie & everything else for that matter its funny how the bee is one of or if not the most important thing for humans when there not talked about and are dying in mass rapidly & honey is one of the healthiest nutrients for the human body that wont spoil for thousands if years is a disservice to humanity sorry I do get a little carried away cuz I'm passionate about this subject but the basic reason why I wanted to comment is that they were vibrating at a higher level that's why they didn't wear protection to get honey they could just reach in the hive without get stung same way in India Yogi's can pick up cobras without being bitten because they have the vibration everything that exists period has a vibration and frequency

I’m an Rh- with Egyptians in my family tree apparently. I know my kin have or had issues with minor cuts turning fatal and I myself keep ground yarrow and neosporin in my pocket often. I see where honey would be important for this for my past kin. Also I imagine an emergency seal for a wound could be hot wax over it and it cools to seal while maybe searing tune ends at same time? Just riffing here but yeah I feel like I know bees intimately and this is my first video to learn about them so nice work!!

I love this man! First time watching him as I came to “bees” in my ancient genealogy studies and yeah.. I wish I could just pick up a phone and call a guy like that to clear up questions lol oh a boy can dream

Would you be so kind as to provide a copy of Dr Lloyd's article, Odium of Eclecticism, that Dr Gregg referred to?

Very grateful, thankyou 🙏

This one is simple to answer. Each hive would only have one queen bee. Since all hives consisted of separate clay pipes stacked up to form a wall, then each of these would be classed as a separate hive from the next one so there would be hundreds of hives per wall and a hundreds of queen's for each hive. Note that during harvesting honey is stored at farthest end to entrance of bees into hive so the collectors would open the hive at the opposite end so brood combs and others don't get disturbed and they probably only took a little from each hive as they had so many. Hope this answers your question.

how is it possible the hives of egypt had more than one queen??

Is there any books or journal available in your library about Andaman island by James Pattinson Walker sir?

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Dr. Gene Kritsky I need your personal email or something! I am obsessed/terrified/your minion

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