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William Lamplough
William Hardy "Bill" Lamplough (12 June 1914 – 17 January 1996)〔Boughey, K. 2013. "A Look at the Lamplough-Lidster Collection: The Excavation of Broxa Barrows 1-4", ''Prehistoric Yorkshire'' Vol. 50. pp33-53〕 was a British teacher and archaeologist based in Yorkshire.
==Biography==
William Lamplough was born in Driffield, East Riding of Yorkshire in 1914. He graduated from Hull University with a degree in Physics.〔 During the Second World War Lamplough was appointed Pilot Officer with the Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve on July 11, 1939〔The original certificate of appointment of William Lamplough is held in archive in the Yorkshire Museum〕 and finished the war as a Flight Lieutenant.〔 He was a member of the Scarborough and District Archaeological Society, through which he began excavating Bronze Age Barrows in the North York Moors. The society did not continue this work so Lamplough undertook the project personally, with the help of his friend John Ronald Lidster - a fellow archaeologist.〔 Between 1948 and 1961, Lamplough and Lidster excavated thirty-seven〔 such barrows in the North York Moors.
He and Lidster also led excavations for the Scarborough and District Archaeological Society in 1951 at the site of King Alfred's Cave (Ebberston, North Yorkshire).〔Lamplough, W.H. and Lidster, J. R. 1959. "The Excavation of King Alfrid's Cave, Ebberston", ''Transactions of the Scarborough Archaeological and Historical Society'' Vol 55. pp: 16-31〕
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