Stones and Bones

Stones and Bones is a hands-on learning experience, designed to bring archaeology to life through interactive activities and engaging with knowledgeable people about artifacts and archaeology in general. These events are perfect for all ages and levels of archaeological curiosity.

New opportunities are always in the works—keep an eye on our social media for upcoming announcements!

Workshops and Field Work

ASA Lethbridge Centre hosts a number of workshops throughout the year.  ASA Lethbridge occasionally offers volunteer public archaeology opportunities  at an archaeological site in southern Alberta. 
Follow us on social media to stay in the loop when dates are confirmed!

Field Trips

ASA Lethbridge Centre hosts field trips throughout the year, normally during the summer months. 
Watch our social channels for details.

Operation Artifact

Operation Artifact is an initiative led by the Archaeological Society of Alberta – Lethbridge Centre that empowers landowners, farmers, and collectors to preserve Alberta’s rich archaeological heritage without surrendering their collections. Through documentation, photography, and analysis, we help create museum-quality records of privately held collections—tools, points, beads, and more—while respecting privacy and land rights. Participants receive a beautifully customized book of their collection, and their contributions can lead to new archaeological site identifications, land protection, and educational outreach. Your artifacts stay with you, but their stories become part of Alberta’s living history.  Contact us at arky.lethbridge@gmail.com for more information. 

Speaker Series

Invited speakers present their research and knowledge to our members on the second Tuesday from September to April. Speakers are usually presenting at the University of Lethbridge. Be sure to check the room location of the presentation, as it can change. We also offer a Zoom link for those members unable to join us in person. Watch for the Zoom link in your email inbox. Non-members, feel free to join us in person or contact the ASA Lethbridge Centre for a Zoom link to participate: arky.lethbridge@gmail.com

Topics range from local archaeological projects to sites and research carried out across the globe. The meetings start at 7:00 pm with a short business meeting. The guest speaker begins shortly thereafter.