Hex Kleinmartin, Ph.D.
134 Morris Avenue
Buffalo, New York 14214
(716) 480-9281   dr.hexk@gmail.com

Education:
2005	Ph.D. Anthropology, Certificate in Archaeology, SUNY at Buffalo
1999	M.A. Anthropology, Certificate in Archaeology, SUNY at Buffalo
1993 	B.A. Anthropology, SUNY at Buffalo
1988		Bridging Year Program Graduate, Clarkson University

Archaeological Work Experience:
1992-2014	SUNY at Buffalo Archaeological Survey: 
	Crew Chief, Field Crew, Lab Crew - Oversaw or worked in varied field and site conditions ranging from Early Archaic to Historic archaeological sites; trained workers in correct procedures and use of specialized forms and equipment; washed, identified, cataloged, analyzed and prepared artifacts and documents for curation and display (some according to the NPS Museum Handbook), interfaced with Tribal observers for DOT projects on Seneca and Tuscarora reservations.
Cartographer, Draftsman, Illustrator, Computer Illustrator, Report Writer, Researcher, Computer Technician - Working knowledge of ARCInfo, ARCGis, ARCView, CorelDraw, Word, Excel, Access, Publisher, PowerPoint, OneNote WordPerfect, QBasic, FileMaker, ICMS, Unix, MS-DOS, Windows (3.x, 9x, 2000, NT, XP, 7), installed and configured programs, options, and settings of local programs on office computers, used to write, illustrate, compile and finish reports; manual drafting, photography and illustrating skills for reports, displays, and publications; undertook hardware and software upgrades, replacements, troubleshot and fixed local area computing problems.
Office Manager, Administrative Assistant, Trainer, Public Relations - Worked closely with UB Foundation, Research Foundation, and UB’s Sponsored Programs; wrote grants; trained in use of Oracle accounting software; closely involved with budgeting, accounting and financial management; local Human Resources manager; trainer for use of computers, office procedures, and specialized equipment.

Teaching Experience:
2003-2013	Lecturer, Part-time, Buffalo State College, SUNY
	ANT 100, “Human Origins”
	ANT 101, “Understanding Culture”
	ANT 381, “Magic, Religion & Culture”
2007-2009	Assistant Professor, Niagara County Community College, SUNY
ANT 102, “Introduction to Cultural Anthropology”
ANT 105, “Introduction to Archaeology”
GEO 101, “Introduction to Geography”
2002-2003	Assistant Professor, Medaille College
		APY 100, “Introduction to Anthropology”
		HIS 101, “World Cultures”
Academic Experience:
1995-2005	Guest Lecturer in several graduate & undergraduate-level classes, including topics such as ‘Anthropology & GIS’, ‘Ethics in Archaeology”, and ‘Culture Contact: Different Methods’.
1995-2002	Conference Director, 6th, 10th, 11th, 12th & 13th Annual “Workshops in Archaeometry”, successfully coordinated funding, including writing grants and matching funds; recruited and arranged lodging for 12-20 speakers; scheduled speakers; oversaw a team of 6-10 students; arranged publicity. 
1998	Speaker on archaeological topics to various after-school groups through the YWCA After-School Program, ages 5-12.
1992	Archaeological Field School, SUNY at Buffalo, Directed by Dr. Englebrecht; undertook extra work in artifact illustration.

Relevant Coursework (at UB):

AP 111	Intro to Environmental Design
APY 104	Great Sites of Romantic Archaeology
APY 105	Introduction to Anthropology
APY 106	Understanding Human Culture & Society
APY 107	Intro to Physical Anthropology
APY 108	Exploring the Archaeological Past
APY 167	Magic, Witchcraft & Sorcery
APY 215	Historic Archaeology
APY 217	Warfare
APY 330	Prehistory of Europe
APY 331	Archaeology of the New World
APY 333	North American Archaeology
APY 338	Field Research Archaeology
APY 353	Old World Prehistory
APY 363	Cultural History of Oceania
APY 368	Theories in Archaeology
APY 393	Primitive Religion
APY 435	Archaeological Techniques
APY 447	Mythology of the Americas
APY 499	Indep. Study - Ballistics & Small Arms of Old Fort Niagara
APY 499	Indep. Study – Artifact Illustration
APY 513	Cultural Change
APY 519	Ecology & Cultural Adaptation
APY 527	Anthropological Ethics
APY 536	Advanced Ethnography - Europe
APY 540	History of Archaeology
APY 541	Anthropology Demography
APY 549	Mayan Civilization 
APY 567	Advanced Areal Survey of Archaeology - Mesoamerica
APY 580	Culture and History
APY 582	Anthropology of Architecture
APY 586	Archaeological GIS
APY 588	Art, Archaeology & Social Complexity 
APY 589	Complex Societies
APY 595	Anthropology for Teachers
APY 596	Evolutionary Ecology 1
APY 597	Evolutionary Ecology 2
APY 600	Graduate Research
APY 601	Indiv Readings Archaeology
APY 650	Anthropology Profession
APY 651	Graduate Survey of Physical Anthropology
APY 652	Graduate Survey of Archaeology
APY 654	Graduate Survey of Social Anthropology
APY 730	Advanced Problems in Areal Archaeology - CRM Focus
APY 731	Archaeological Interpretation
APY 733	Laboratory Techniques in Archaeology
APY 736	Advanced Archaeological Research - Simmons Metals
CL 114	Myths, Dreams & Fantasies
CL 171	History of Words 
CL 327	History of the Roman Empire
EAS 103	Intro to Engineering
ENG 101	Writing 1
ENG 201	ADV Writing 1
GEO 101	Intro to Physical Geography
GEO 506	Geographical Information Systems + Lab
GEO 508	Regional Analysis
GEO 534	Graduate Research Problems
GEO 552	GIS & Environmental Modeling
GER 101	Elementary German
GER 102	First Yr 2nd Sem German
GLY 111	Our Physical Environment
GLY 537	Principles of Stratigraphy
HIS 210	Women of Greece & Rome
MGA 203	Fundamentals of Acctg
MTH 121	Surv Calculus & Appl 1
OTD 521	Intro Stat Meth Appl Res
PHA 107	General Physics 1
PHA 108	General Physics 2
PHA 158	General Physics Lab 2
PHA 121	Descriptive Astronomy 1
PHA 122	Descriptive Astronomy 2
PHI 360	Ancient Philosophy
PSY 608	Adv Statistics Methods 2
STA 111	Introduction to Statistics

Publications:
1993 – Maps & Illustrations in The Prehistory of Western New York, Published by The Archaeological Survey, Department of Anthropology, SUNY at Buffalo, and The Fredrick M. Houghton Chapter, NY State Archaeological Association. 
1993 - Stage 1 Cultural Resource Investigation of the Garden-on-the-Green Development, Town of West Seneca, Erie County, NY, Reports of the Archaeological Survey RAS) 25(31), SUNY@Buffalo Dept. of Anthropology, Archaeological Survey
1994 - Stage 1 Cultural Resource Investigation of a Single Lot of Land on the West Side of North Forest Road, Town of Amherst, Erie County, NY, RAS 26(13), SUNY@Buffalo Dept. of Anthropology, Archaeological Survey
1996 – Maps in "Modernization, Social Change, and Health in the Eastern Arctic," by Ann McElroy, in Human Ecology and Health:  Adaptation to a Changing World, eds. M-L. Foller and L.O. Hansson (Section of Human Ecology, Goteborg University), pp. 72-93.
1998 - A Predictive Model based on Environmental variables for Optimal Site Location of Archaeological Sites in Erie County, Masters Thesis, State University of New York at Buffalo, Department of Anthropology
2000 - Archaeological Reconnaissance Survey of the Proposed Subdivision between Leedale Drive and Irondequoit Bay, Town of Penfield, Monroe County, NY, RAS 32(19), SUNY@Buffalo Dept. of Anthropolgy, Archaeological Survey
2003 - Archaeological Reconnaissance Survey of PIN 5806.33.121, Replacement of Three Culverts on New York Route 5, Culverts C520032, C520034, C520035, Town of Sheridan, Chautauqua County, NY, RAS 35(13), SUNY@Buffalo Dept. of Anthropology, Archaeological Survey
2005 - “Review of Red Persimmons”, Anthropology Review Database, Electronic Publication of SUNY at Buffalo, http://wings.buffalo.edu/ARD/cgi/showme.cgi?keycode=2434
2005 - A Spatial Analysis Of Iroquoian Longhouses: Visualizing Diversity, Ph.D. Dissertation, State University of New York at Buffalo, Department of Anthropology 
2008 – Maps in Nunavut Generations, by Ann McElroy, Waveland Press 
2009 – Maps in Medical Anthropology in Ecological Perspective (Fifth Edition), Ann McElroy and Patricia Townsend, Westview Press. 
2009 – Human Origins: A Workbook Based Approach, Kendall Hunt Publishing, USA
2009 – Stage 1 Archaeological and Architectural Reconnaissance Survey of PIN 5808.60.121, Allegheny River Bank Erosion, Old Route 17, Jimmerstown Road, Cattaraugus County, New York, RAS 42(21), SUNY@Buffalo Dept. of Anthropology, Archaeological Survey
2009 - Phase 1A Archaeological Resources Sensitivity Assessment Improvements to Interstate 90 - New York State Thruway MP 438.5-451.5 and Wetland Mitigation Area, Erie County, New York, RAS 42(24), SUNY@Buffalo Dept. of Anthropology, Archaeological Survey
2009 - Phase 1B Archaeological Resources Sensitivity Assessment Improvements to Interstate 90 - New York State Thruway MP 438.5-451.5 and Wetland Mitigation Area, Erie County, New York, RAS 42(26), SUNY@Buffalo Dept. of Anthropology, Archaeological Survey
2010 – Human Origins: A Workbook Based Approach 2nd ed., Kendall Hunt Publishing, USA
2013 – Phase 1A Archaeological Resources Sensitivity Assessment Improvements to Interstate 90 - New York State Thruway MP 451.5-455.2, Erie and Cattaraugus Counties, and the Seneca Nation of Indians, Cattaraugus Reservation, RAS, SUNY@Buffalo Dept. of Anthropology, Archaeological Survey
2014 – Illustrations for Medical Anthropological in Ecological Perspective (6th edition), by Ann McElroy and Patricia Townsend, Westview Press.
2015 – Rhode Island: The Ocean State (3rd Edition: It’s My State!), by Hex Kleinmartin, Rick Petreycik, & Lisa M. Herrington, Cavendish Square Publishing
2015 – Texas: The Lone Star State (3rd Edition: It’s My State!), by Hex Kleinmartin, Linda Jacobs Altman, & Tea Benduhn, Cavendish Square Publishing
2015 – Washington: The Evergreen State (3rd Edition: It’s My State!), by Hex Kleinmartin, Steven Otfinoski, & Tea Benduhn, Cavendish Square Publishing
2016 – Alaska and Seward's Folly (Expansion of America series), Cavendish Square Publishing
2016 – The Erie Canal (Expansion of America series), Cavendish Square Publishing

Presentations
2012, 2013 – “The Jonestown Tragedy: The Evolution of the People’s Temple”: Buffalo State Anthropology Club
2012 – “The End of The World As We Know It: Mayan Calandar’s Predicted Doomsday?”: Buffalo State Anthropology Club
2008 – “Iroquoian Longhouses: What’s really going on in there?”; SAA Meeting, Vancouver
2007 –  “How Do We Examine Diversity: An Archaeological View”; AAA Meeting, Washington DC
2006 – “What Can Diversity Tell Us About Longhouse Life?”; New York State Archaeological Association Meetings 
2000 – “Metal Artifacts from the Simmons Site”; Houghton Chapter, New York State Archaeological Association

Other Work Experience:
May 2014- Current	First Student, School Bus Driver for Buffalo Public Schools, Buffalo, NY
June-September 2016	Tour Bus Driver, Open Air Bus Architectural Tours, The Campaign for Greater Buffalo, History and Architecture, Buffalo, NY   (http://greaterbuffalo.blogs.com/)