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A jara is a traditional beehive made from a hollowed log cut in two that has been used since ancient times for domesticating bees in Georgia. Bee builds honeycomb in a Jara beehive completely by itself. Nowadays, Jara beehives are mainly found in Adjara region of western Georgia.

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  • A jara is a traditional beehive made from a hollowed log cut in two that has been used since ancient times for domesticating bees in Georgia. Bee builds honeycomb in a Jara beehive completely by itself. Nowadays, Jara beehives are mainly found in Adjara region of western Georgia. (en)
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  • A jara is a traditional beehive made from a hollowed log cut in two that has been used since ancient times for domesticating bees in Georgia. Bee builds honeycomb in a Jara beehive completely by itself. Nowadays, Jara beehives are mainly found in Adjara region of western Georgia. (en)
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