Ernest Volk (August 25, 1845 — September 15, 1919) was a German-born archaeologist and naturalist.[1] He is best known for his twenty-two-year investigation of the early human occupation of the Delaware River Valley in the United States.[2]
Ernest Volk (August 25, 1845 — September 15, 1919) was a German-born archaeologist and naturalist.[1] He is best known for his twenty-two-year investigation of the early human occupation of the Delaware River Valley in the United States.[2]