The Bodo Archaeological Site and Center

The Bodo Archaeological Site and Center We are a public archaeology initiative that focuses on the Pre-Contact history of east central Alberta through experiential hands-on community archaeology.

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https://linktr.ee/bodoarchaeology We are a public archaeology initiative that focuses on the pre-contact history of east central Alberta.

🔊Sound Therapy June 26, 7:00 pm EOCC ProvostSound Therapy is a non-invasive therapeutic modality that can complement a j...
06/18/2026

🔊Sound Therapy June 26, 7:00 pm EOCC Provost
Sound Therapy is a non-invasive therapeutic modality that can complement a journey of healing and self-care by harnessing the healing powers of sound frequencies. The calm, soothing therapeutic frequencies of sound help promote deep relaxation. A troubled mind can make the body sick; the sick body troubles the mind. The vibrations of sound can help to release energy and emotional blockages in the body, inducing a state of balance and harmony that alters the brain waves.
👴 What My Grandfather Taught Me, and the Taliban Revealed: Why Archaeology Matters – July 15, 6:30 pm Bodo Archaeological Site and Centre
What do a grandpa’s stories have in common with one of the world’s most notorious acts of cultural destruction? More than you’d think! In this talk, ASA Provincial Coordinator Colleen Hughes weaves together personal memory, professional experience, and the messy realities of politics and funding to explore a deceptively simple question: Why does archaeology matter? From family roots to front-page headlines, Colleen makes the case that the past is never just the past and that protecting it is both a personal and collective responsibility.

đź”—For more information and to book, visit Special Speaker & Events, link in bio
https://bodoarchaeology.com/special-speakers-and-events/

06/17/2026

That feeling when half your job is outside in the summer, and you check the temperature forecast

🔊 Sound Therapy June 26, 7:00 pm EOCC ProvostSound Therapy is a non-invasive therapeutic modality that can complement a ...
06/16/2026

🔊 Sound Therapy June 26, 7:00 pm EOCC Provost

Sound Therapy is a non-invasive therapeutic modality that can complement a journey of healing and self-care by harnessing the healing powers of sound frequencies. The calm, soothing therapeutic frequencies of sound help promote deep relaxation. A troubled mind can make the body sick; the sick body troubles the mind. The vibrations of sound can help to release energy and emotional blockages in the body, inducing a state of balance and harmony that alters the brain waves.

👴 What My Grandfather Taught Me, and the Taliban Revealed: Why Archaeology Matters – July 15, 6:30 pm Bodo Archaeological Site and Centre

What do a grandpa’s stories have in common with one of the world’s most notorious acts of cultural destruction? More than you’d think! In this talk, ASA Provincial Coordinator Colleen Hughes weaves together personal memory, professional experience, and the messy realities of politics and funding to explore a deceptively simple question: Why does archaeology matter? From family roots to front-page headlines, Colleen makes the case that the past is never just the past and that protecting it is both a personal and collective responsibility.

For more information and to book, visit:
https://bodoarchaeology.com/special-speakers-and-events/

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06/15/2026

A big shout-out and thank you to all our sponsors! Without their continued generous support and aid, we would not be able to hold the programs and events that we do. If you, or someone you know, is interested in supporting, check out our sponsorship webpage (link in bio)
https://bodoarchaeology.com/sponsorship/

Upcoming speaker and event series for the summer of 2026. 🔊June 26: Sound Therapy with Broken Drum Creative at the EOCC ...
06/14/2026

Upcoming speaker and event series for the summer of 2026.
🔊June 26: Sound Therapy with Broken Drum Creative at the EOCC building in Provost

đź‘´ July 15: What My Grandfather Taught Me, and the Taliban Confirmed: Why Archaeology Matters, with Colleen Hughes at the Bodo Archaeological Site & Centre

🦝 Tales of the Canadian Fur Trade, with Heinz W. Pyszczyk, date TBD

For more information, visit:

https://bodoarchaeology.com/special-speakers-and-events/

The Bodo Archaeological Site & Centres bus/float in the Town of Provost parade.
06/13/2026

The Bodo Archaeological Site & Centres bus/float in the Town of Provost parade.

The bus is all set and ready to get Cruisin' into Summer with the Splash n Smash Parade.
06/13/2026

The bus is all set and ready to get Cruisin' into Summer with the Splash n Smash Parade.

06/13/2026

Special speaker event with Broken Drum Creative
🏠Sound Therapy is a non-invasive therapeutic modality that can complement a journey of healing and self-care by harnessing the healing powers of sound frequencies. The calm, soothing therapeutic frequencies of sound help promote deep relaxation.
♨️Sound therapy is a safe form of therapy and is about harnessing the vibrations of sound to calm your mind and body. A troubled mind can make the body sick; the sick body troubles the mind. The vibrations of sound can help to release energy and emotional blockages in the body, inducing a state of balance and harmony that alters the brain waves.
đź”— For more information and to book your tickets, visit:
https://bodoarchaeology.com/special-speakers-and-events/

Programs for Summer 2026
06/12/2026

Programs for Summer 2026

Address

1st Railway Avenue
Bodo, AB
T0B3M0

Opening Hours

Tuesday 10am - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 5pm
Sunday 10am - 3pm

Telephone

+17807534056

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