JONATHAN MOORE was born in Banbury,

JONATHAN MOORE was born in Banbury, England, and moved to Kingston, Canada with his family at the age of five. He studied classical studies and archaeology at Queen’s University where he received a Bachelor’s degree in 1991. While at university he learned to dive and began his involvement in underwater archaeology. He went on to complete a Master’s degree in Maritime Studies at the University of St. Andrews, and began his professional career in underwater archaeology in England and Scotland shortly thereafter.

He returned to Canada in 1994 and that year began working with Parks Canada’s Underwater Archaeology Service. He has worked on over 50 underwater archaeology projects across Canada on a range of subjects and topics, from historic shipwrecks to submerged prehistoric landscapes and sites. He has directed underwater surveys at a range of sites including, L’Anse aux Meadows National Historic Site of Canada (Newfoundland and Labrador), Rideau Canal National Historic Site of Canada (Ontario) and Gwaii Haanas National Park Reserve and Haida Heritage Site (British Columbia). He recently directed a 2007-2009 archaeological study of the United States Navy shipwrecks Hamilton and Scourge sunk in 90 meters (300 feet) of water in Lake Ontario in 1813. His professional areas of research and interest include War of 1812 shipwrecks, ship abandonment, submerged palaeo-landscapes, the effects of invasive mussel species on underwater cultural resources, archival research and local history. More recently, Jonathan was a part of the archaeology team that located the wreck of HMS Investigator off the shores of Aulavik National Park in Mercy Bay, in July 2010. He again returned to the site in July 2011 to dive the wreck to conduct a systematic survey of the vessel. Jonathan was part of the Parks Canada team during the 2008 and 2010 archaeological surveys to search for the Franklin vessels, and will again participate in the 2011 season.

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JONATHAN MOORE lahir di Banbury, Inggris, dan pindah ke Kingston, Kanada bersama keluarganya pada usia lima tahun. Ia belajar studi klasik dan arkeologi di Universitas Queen di mana ia menerima gelar Sarjana pada tahun 1991. Sementara di universitas ia belajar untuk menyelam dan mulai keterlibatannya dalam arkeologi bawah air. Dia melanjutkan untuk menyelesaikan gelar Master dalam Studi Maritim di Universitas St Andrews, dan memulai karir profesionalnya di arkeologi bawah air di Inggris dan Skotlandia lama kemudian. Ia kembali ke Kanada pada tahun 1994 dan tahun itu mulai bekerja dengan Taman Kanada Arkeologi Bawah Air layanan. Dia telah bekerja di lebih dari 50 proyek arkeologi bawah air di Kanada pada berbagai mata pelajaran dan topik, dari bangkai kapal bersejarah untuk terendam lanskap prasejarah dan situs. Dia telah mengarahkan survei bawah air di berbagai situs termasuk, L'Anse aux Meadows National Historic Site of Canada (Newfoundland dan Labrador), Rideau Canal National Historic Site of Canada (Ontario) dan Gwaii Haanas Taman Nasional Reserve dan Haida Heritage Site (British Columbia). Dia baru-baru ini diarahkan penelitian arkeologi 2007-2009 dari bangkai kapal Angkatan Laut Amerika Serikat Hamilton dan Scourge tenggelam pada 90 meter (300 kaki) air di Danau Ontario di 1813. bidang profesional Nya penelitian dan menarik termasuk Perang 1812 bangkai kapal, kapal ditinggalkan, terendam palaeo-lanskap, efek dari spesies kerang invasif pada sumber daya bawah laut budaya, penelitian arsip dan sejarah lokal. Baru-baru ini, Jonathan adalah bagian dari tim arkeologi yang terletak bangkai HMS Investigator lepas pantai Aulavik Taman Nasional di rahmat Bay, pada bulan Juli 2010. Dia kembali lagi ke situs Juli 2011 untuk menyelam kecelakaan untuk melakukan sistematis Survei kapal. Jonathan adalah bagian dari tim Taman Kanada pada tahun 2008 dan 2010 survei arkeologi untuk mencari pembuluh Franklin, dan akan kembali berpartisipasi di musim 2011.