Lady Eliza D'Oyly Traill-Burroughs (née Geddes, 9 May 1849 – 1 February 1908) was a British archaeologist.

[3] Eliza was the daughter of Colonel William Geddes of the Bengal Horse Artillery and his wife Emma.

[4] Eliza's interest in art, politics, and charity meant she was strongly involved in life on Orkney.

[1] In 1893, work began building their home, Trumland House, which is where the Taversoe Tuick Chambered Cairn was discovered in 1898.

[5] Eliza wrote a report on Taversoe Tuick, which provides a detailed chronological overview of the events leading up to the discovery and the excavation of the cairn, accompanied by sketches, plans, and measurements.