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Marcin Jamkowski

Joined Atlas Obscura in 2026

Award-winning documentary producer and director, former Editor-in-Chief of National Geographic Poland with experience in producing international science, history and exploration stories. I have directed feature documentaries, led filming expeditions, collaborated with scientists on six continents, and produced films for UNESCO, universities and broadcasters. My work is to create documentaries from real scientific expeditions, to connect discovery with cinematic storytelling, making complex research accessible to international audiences.
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Hubert Kowalski (L) and Marcin Jamkowski with the marble portrait fraiming

The River of Treasures

For more than three centuries, the Vistula River kept the fate of a most precious Polish treasure to herself. Our team searched for the royal trove in archives and underwater. But the river played her own game, and it took us more than ten years to realize that the Vistula reveals its secrets only on its own terms. This is not the story of a treasure hunt. It's the story of real exploration.

By Marcin Jamkowski

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