Her research interests focus on the Bronze Age Aegean, textile production and technology, experimental and experience archaeology and Aegean seals and sealing practices. She holds a PhD in Aegean archaeology from the University of Warsaw. Since 2013, she has continued a pioneering project, in which the process of gaining hands-on experience in textile techniques from the Aegean Bronze Age is documented, assessed and monitored. The collected records make it possible to compare the work and experience of modern actors, e.g. students, in an objective manner, and to draw conclusions about tacit dimensions of textile work, such as kinaesthetics, efficiency, experienced level of difficulty, or level of attention required at consecutive operational sequences of textile making.