Abraham Lissauer
Abraham Lissauer (29 August 1832 – 29 September 1908) was a German physician and archaeologist born in Berent, Province of Prussia (today- Kościerzyna, Poland). He was the father of neurologist Heinrich Lissauer (1861–1891). He studied at the Universities of Berlin and Vienna, gaining his medical doctorate in 1856. From 1856 to 1863 he practiced medicine in Lautenburg and Neidenburg, and afterwards was a physician in Danzig. During his spare time he performed research in the fields of anthropology, ethnography and archaeology. In 1892 he relocated to Berlin, where he dedicated his time entirely to scientific research. Here he became custodian and librarian of the  Anthropological Society of Berlin. Among his publications are works on archaeology as well as medicine:

 Zur Antipyretischen Behandlung des Typhus Abdominalis, in Virchow's Archiv, liii. Ueber den Alkoholgehalt des Bieres, 1865
 Ueber das Eindringen von Canalgasen in die Wohnräume, 1881
 Untersuchungen über die Sagittale Krümmung des Schädels, 1885
 Die Prähistorischen Denkmäler der Provinz West-Preussen, (Antiquities of the Bronze Age in the Province of West Prussia), 1887
 Altertümer der Bronzezeit in der Provinz West-Preussen (Prehistoric monuments in the Province of West Prussia), 1891

References 
 Abraham Lissauer biography @ The Jewish Encyclopedia

1832 births
1908 deaths
People from Kościerzyna
People from the Province of Prussia
19th-century German Jews
German archaeologists
19th-century German physicians