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Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump Center

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It is known around the world as a testimony of prehistoric life. Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump bears witness to a custom practiced by native people of the North American plains for nearly 6000 years. The Plains Indians stampeded herds of buffalo over sandstone cliffs to their deaths. There is a seven-story interpretive center which has displays about the ecology, history and culture of the Plains Indians.

Location: on Hwy 785, Fort Macleod Alberta T0L 0Z0 Telephone 403-553-2731 Fax 403-553-3141

Other History nearby:
(Claresholm) Claresholm Museum
(Lethbridge) Coal Banks Interpretive Sites
(Fort Macleod) Fort Macleod Museum
(Lethbridge) Fort Whoop-Up
(Pincher Creek) Kootenai Brown Hist. Park and Museum
(Lethbridge) Sir Alexander Galt Museum and Archives

02/21 Coming to The Fort Macleod area