He holds a DPhil in Archaeology from The University of Oxford and an MA in Landscape Archaeology from The University of Sheffield. During his 25-year career in the discipline, Jonathan has conducted archaeological field research in Greece, Hungary, and the United Kingdom. Closer to home, since 2001 he has directed an annual archaeological field school at Grand-Pré, Nova Scotia, and in recent years he has contributed to the successful effort to have The Landscape of Grand Pré inscribed on UNESCO’s World Heritage List.