Wojciech Świerkocki

Wojtek Świerkocki is a Master’s student in Archaeology at Leiden University, specializing in computational archaeology and the archaeology of the Americas. His bachelor’s thesis focused on a comparative isotopic analysis of Inka child mummies.His interests lie in digital techniques that help preserve heritage for future generations, from remote sensing to 3D modelling and mummy segmentation. Additionally, he has participated in archaeological fieldwork both in Europe and Southwest Asia.He is a junior researcher at MRC, always ready to put his problem-solving skills to use wherever they are needed.In his free time, he enjoys martial arts and cycling, and loves listening to film music or a good audiobook.

Publication:

Ejsmond W., Oźarek-Szilke M., Szilke S., Świerkocki W.eds. Malgora S., Mummie a Varsavia. Storie segrete (ma non troppo), Archeologia Viva n. 235, 2026 p. 60-7]