Lembesis or Lebesis (Greek: Λεμπέσης) is a Greek surname, deriving from a Turkish word for irregular Albanian bands employed as guards during Ottoman rule, later used for the followers of the rebel Mitromaras. [1 ] It can refer to:
What evidence supports organized apiculture in prehistoric Greece?Recent research indicates that systematic apiculture existed in prehistoric Greece, paralleling developments in ancient Egypt. Archaeological findings, including beeswax residue, suggest practices date back to the Late Minoan period (c. 1500 BCE).How did ancient Greeks transport beehives for better honey production?Ancient Greeks practiced migratory beekeeping, transporting hives both by land and by sea. Descriptions from Pliny and Columella reference boats used to transport beehives to optimize floral resources, a technique ongoing until the 20th century.What types of beehives were used in ancient Greek apiculture?A diversity of beehives existed in antiquity, including ceramic horizontal and upright types. Evidence suggests horizontal beehives were prevalent, with dimensions varying from 40-60 cm in length and 28-39 cm in diameter, dating back to 10th-9th centuries BCE.
It was held at Norefjell ski area on Saturday, 16 February, and started at 1 p.m. It followed the women's giant slalom on Thursday and men's giant slalom on Friday.