500 year old bison skull unearthed at Bodo Archaeological Site
500 year old stone arrowhead from the Bodo Archaeological Site
500 year old bison skull unearthed at Bodo Archaeological Site
500 year old stone arrowhead from the Bodo Archaeological Site
Experience Hands-on History in Bodo!
Why Go?
The Bodo Archaeological Centre and Site is located 3 hours east of Edmonton and 15 minutes south of Provost on Hwy 899. See an exciting line-up of summer adventures and programs for all ages including daily-guided tours of the site and centre. Programs offer hands-on experience excavating a well-preserved bison bone bed, which represents a bison hunting culture that dominated the grasslands for over 10,000 years. Thousands of artifacts including bison bone, pottery, stone tools, and arrowheads have been discovered at this site. Amateur archaeologists can relax after a day in the field and enjoy locally grown bison meat and fresh saskatoon berries before settling into your tipi under the stars for the night. The centre also provides school programs and resources, curriculum-based school tours, and school in-class visits. Join an excavation and experience archaeology first hand in East Central Alberta this summer! Book a tour today at the Bodo Archaeological Site & Centre.
What’s Unique?
The Bodo Archaeological Centre also offers fun and exciting camps for all age groups. This includes Adult Dig-It Camps, a variety of Kids Camps, and Family Lifeways camps!
Open May 2020.
