-
attached to the
inside of the
skep. The size of
early modern skeps was
about two
pecks to a
bushel (18 to 36 liters).
Skeps have two disadvantages: b****eepers...
-
Skep Point (64°3′S 57°18′W / 64.050°S 57.300°W / -64.050; -57.300) is a high ice-free
point 5
nautical miles (9 km) west-northwest of Ula
Point on the...
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several skeps. A bee
shelter is a
wooden or
stone structure,
built against a wall or free-standing, with one or more
shelves to
accommodate several skeps. A...
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hollow logs,
wooden boxes,
pottery vessels, and
woven straw baskets known as
skeps.
Depictions of
humans collecting honey from wild bees date to 10,000 years...
- Science-Based Medicine. She
wrote under her own name or used the
pseudonym "The
SkepDoc".
After retiring as a
colonel in the U.S. Air Force, Hall was a frequent...
-
theatre actress. She was best
known for her
roles in the
films Nauris and
Šķēps un roze. She also
performed at the
acclaimed Dailes Theatre and the Youth...
-
Frederic Alan
Schepisi AO (/ˈskɛpsi/
SKEP-see; born 26
December 1939) is an
Australian film director,
producer and screenwriter. His
credits include The...
- may be fed as it is, or
chopped into
short lengths,
known as chaff. Bee
skeps and
linen baskets are made from
coiled and
bound together continuous lengths...
-
landscaping behind the home, but
rather small herb gardens.
Occasionally bee
skeps would be kept in this area as a
means of
getting wax for
candles and also...
- Swam****am).
Butler also
provided information on the
keeping and
forming of
skeps, as well as his own
personal enjoinders on the most
effective b****eeping...
