Dr Sweatman, I have published six papers in the anthropology journal, Expression, see below. In your 'paper' and in your 'article' on prehistory, I could not find any anthropology or archaeology to comment on, only fringe archaeo astronomy from using your astronomy automation software beyond the intended paramaters.
Regarding Mediterranean Archaeology and Archaeometry (MAA), they publish articles on metrics and dating, just the thing for your laptop and your eye for proto-scientific detail in art. Their 'peer review' is questionable, as Dr Rebecca Bradley, the (also published) archaeologist on Lateral Truth noted. MAA allow 'papers' on new dating methods, for which there are no 'peers'. They let your statistical method slide.
Your book is self-published, not sanctioned by academic reviewers. Some of whom you criticise as 'un-scientific'. Your moral high ground of peer review is paper thin.
Since you insist, regarding your statistics, only Bugs Bunny (or gestalt push-fitting, such as turning Scorpius back to front), and Casual Visitor supports you on the official Gobekli site, Tepe Telegrams; and on Lateral Truth. Casual Visitor, or CV, sounds like your avatar, a clown for comic relief and obfuscation diversion.
You should try to publish your symbol identification, syllogism and probability rating method/s in a statistics journal. Stop abusing your former university status in engineering to try to enter a new hobby at the top.
Here are my anthropology papers, three of which are also included in Expression books;
Furter, E.D. (2015a) Gobekli Tepe, between rock art and art. Rock art Where, When, to Whom. Expression. Ed. Anati, E. Italy, Atelier Etno
Furter, E.D. (2015b) Rock art expresses cultural structure. Expression 9. Italy, Atelier Etno
Furter, E.D. (2015c) Art is magic. Expression 10, Dec. Italy, Atelier Etno
Furter, E.D. (2016) Colonial artists re-style the same characters. Expression 14. Italy, Atelier Etno
Furter, E.D. (2017a) Pregnant is the most consistent typological gender. Expression 15. Italy Atelier Etno
Furter, E.D. (2017b) Recurrent characters in rock art reveal objective meaning. Expression 16, June. The message behind the image. Italy, Atelier Etno



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