In the Levi-Strauss kinship model; and its applications to artistic design and architecture; and the Harrod revised formula; What are the total numbers of recurrent characters or entities; their distinctive typological labels; their main attributes; their optional attributes; their sequence; their spatial or semantic positions; and structural layers?

Are there any parallels between your revised formula, and the archetypal structure that I found in artworks and rock art works (Furter 2014; Mindprint), and in building sites and cities (Furter 2016; Stoneprint).

See my posts on www.stoneprintjournal.com and in various articles in Expression, detailing the sixteen recurrent types in all cultural and several natural media; their sets of optional attributes; their fixed sequence; their spacing on an ocular (eye to eye) grid; and the five polar features of limb joints or junctures. My formula has hundreds of artworks and building sites as evidence of individual and collective subconscious expression of natural structure, identical in all ages. All five layers of structure, as a kind of natural grammar, are easily demonstrated in artworks or on building sites. I am looking for a model that demonstrates the archetypal subtext in myth and ritual , where the boundaries of character, events, sequence and semiotic positions are blurred and fluid.

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