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A small golden beehive which belonged to the first female Pharaoh of Egypt, Hatshepsut. She infused the artifact with pheromones of real honey bees. Hatshepsut would sting herself with the bee, in order to manipulate people with the same pheromones that a queen bee uses to control other bees. If left unchecked, people affected by the pheromones go insane with obsession, and often go to extreme and violent lengths to "protect" their queen. Hatshepsut's subjects eventually tried to mummify her husband alive for fear he'd take her place as pharaoh. It was originally collected by Warehouse 2, but now resides in Warehouse 13.

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  • Hatshepsut's Golden Beehive
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  • A small golden beehive which belonged to the first female Pharaoh of Egypt, Hatshepsut. She infused the artifact with pheromones of real honey bees. Hatshepsut would sting herself with the bee, in order to manipulate people with the same pheromones that a queen bee uses to control other bees. If left unchecked, people affected by the pheromones go insane with obsession, and often go to extreme and violent lengths to "protect" their queen. Hatshepsut's subjects eventually tried to mummify her husband alive for fear he'd take her place as pharaoh. It was originally collected by Warehouse 2, but now resides in Warehouse 13.
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  • Mechanical Beehive
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  • 350(xsd:integer)
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  • Mild to High
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  • Can manipulate people with the same pheromones that a queen bee uses to control other bees. If left unchecked, people affected by the pheromones go insane with obsession, and often go to extreme and violent lengths to "protect" their queen.
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  • A small golden beehive which belonged to the first female Pharaoh of Egypt, Hatshepsut. She infused the artifact with pheromones of real honey bees. Hatshepsut would sting herself with the bee, in order to manipulate people with the same pheromones that a queen bee uses to control other bees. If left unchecked, people affected by the pheromones go insane with obsession, and often go to extreme and violent lengths to "protect" their queen. Hatshepsut's subjects eventually tried to mummify her husband alive for fear he'd take her place as pharaoh. It was originally collected by Warehouse 2, but now resides in Warehouse 13. In "Queen for a Day," Pete's ex-wife, Amanda, comes to the Warehouse to visit Pete and tells him she's getting remarried, but before she leaves the golden bee accidentally falls into her purse and stings her later that day. At her wedding rehearsal, she unknowingly begins turning people into her "drones," and eventually those affected by the artifact go so far as to attempt to kill her fiancĂ©, Michael. Fortunately, Myka is able to remove the stinger before anyone is seriously hurt.
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