Kaylee Baxter

Kaylee is an Arctic archaeologist, living and working across western and northern Canada.  In both her academic and professional work, she specializes in the archaeology of Arctic cultures in the Canadian Arctic and Greenland. With every passing season of archaeology fieldwork in the Arctic, Kaylee’s passion for learning about the deep cultural history of the North grows.  

For Kaylee, a summer digging in the Arctic and hiking the tundra in search of archaeological sites is a summer well spent. Her main research interest is the relationship between archaeology and climate change, both past and present. When not busy researching the archaeological past, she spends her time snowshoeing, skiing, hiking, camping, and pursuing new and exciting projects that get her back to the Arctic every year.