According to this article on the BBC...apparently he lived on Sackville Street at one time. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-south-yorkshire-63314215
He came back to England and got a job at British Leyland later in life working permanent afters,the shift he worked on had terrible luck,car engines not starting ,doors not fitting right ,paint peeling off ,the early shift never had a problem,his work mates blamed him for it saying it was THE CURSE OF THE TWO-TEN CAR MEN
Isn't there some kind of display in the Experience Barnsley museum , probably the reason why they have it on
A few years back there was a exhibition in the Cooper Art Gallery about a Barnsley egyptologist. I guess it's the same guy.
Joann Fletcher, she's a well respected name in archaeological circles; from Cuduth I think. Won a couple of awards (Royal TV awards & a BAFTA) a few years back beating the likes of David Attenborough.
Different person I think Marlon. I'm pretty sure it was a man, 19th century vintage. Had to go to somewhere like Egypt for the climate as he had TB or something. Either way it seems we've had our share of Egyptologists.
Ernest Harold was more Taff than Tyke ! born to Welsh parents in Barnsley in 1877 - brought up and schooled in Caerfyrddin/Carmarthen.