He finished his Master Degree in prehistoric archaeology at University of Copenhagen in 2018 and has worked as an archaeologist at several Danish cultural history museums, as for example The National Museum of Denmark, Copenhagen Museum, Museum Sydøstdanmark etc

 

Siden 2014 har han været tilknyttet forskellige internationale arkæologiske projekter i Peru i samarbejde med det danske Nationalmuseum, hvor han har udgravet pyramider med mumier og skjulte ruinbyer i junglen. De seneste år har han været arkæologisk projektleder på “The Forgotten Amazon – an archaeological research project“. In addition to South American archeology, his research includes especially older and younger Stone Age as well as flint in other of the ancient periods. This knowledge combined with many years of work as an kindergarten teacher inspired him to write the children's book series Oliver in the Antiquity. The first volume, Oliver in the Hunter Stone Age, is about the boy Oliver, who by coincidence ends up in the Stone Age, where he learns about settlement life among the hunter-gatherers. The book was first published by Forlaget Brændpunkt in 2020, but Wadskjær Forlag has meanwhile taken over the rights.