Thesaurus Term/Concept: BEE BOLE
| Identifier | 68574 |
|---|---|
| Class | MONUMENT TYPE |
| Status | Preferred |
| Index? | Yes |
| Scope Note | A recess in a stone or brick wall, usually bounding a garden or orchard, set two to three feet from the ground and facing south to south-east to catch the morning sun, in which a bee skep/beehive is placed. Often found in groupings of three to six. |
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Instances/Examples (9)
| Context | Record |
|---|---|
| Monument Type | MNF50767 Barn and attached walls to east and west of The Old House (Building) |
| Monument Type | MNF8671 Caister Castle and Caister Hall (Monument) |
| Monument Type | MNF8201 Crostwight Hall and grounds, Honing (Monument) |
| Monument Type | MNF17373 Crow Hall Farm (Building) |
| Monument Type | MNF39492 Hall Farmhouse, Ferry Road (Building) |
| Monument Type | MNF7191 Old Hall (formerly Old Hall Farm) (Building) |
| Monument Type | MNF78430 Post-medieval bee boles in wall to rear of Lifeboat Inn (Structure) |
| Monument Type | MNF78429 Potentially 18th-century boundary wall containing bee boles (Structure) |
| Monument Type | MNF12259 Street Farm or Apton Manor (Building) |