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The Celts obtained honey primarily through beekeeping and foraging. They kept honeybees in wooden hives or hollowed-out logs, which allowed them to harvest honey sustainably. Additionally, they collected wild honey from bee colonies found in trees and other natural habitats. Honey was a valued resource for the Celts, used in food, medicine, and even mead-making.

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