What if i told you

We've actually been through this with at least two other users who have tried to make the same point: if you search for scholarly articles on archaeological techniques for identifying transgenderism in human burial sites, you'll find them. You point is only valid if you don't know what goes on in that field.

Enlighten us, how do you identify Transgender humans?

For example, if you see a body with what might initially appear to be a male bone structure but it's buried in a manner that you already know was usually done for women and it's buried with artifacts that you can identify as being associated with feminity in that culture, you know that they had something going on with gender identity that you need to document.

For more information, make a few searches on Google Scholar. I'm not doing your homework for you. You're either claiming to be an expert on archaeology like in the OP, in which case why are you asking? or you're not, in which case the OP was a load of horseshit from the moment you and your buddies decided you were all going to try to push that point at the same time.

bones don't appear to be male or female they are either male or female full stop due to bone density or the hip size would be the obvious stand outs its a binary blarfnotz was not denying the existence of people who feel like the other only that gender is binary

Oh for f**k's sake - read the OP again. The archaeologist does not get to say male or female in this situation. The archaeologist HAS to document that these remains were buried in accordance to a gender that would not match up with their bone structure. There is no choice: the evidence MUST be archived as it was found. If you thought that archaeology worked some other way, then tough luck. Try to prove your basis for transgender denialism some other way.

a good scientist/archaeologist would start with there actual gender and then look into the cultural role they played in society eg a biological male who played the role of a female

its all very interesting that people in history have acted as the other we humans are weird and wonderful things and those historical cases can help paint a picture of were we came from hence were we are going I for one hope people can behave in any way they like as long as it doesn't cause harm to others and believe the most amount of freedom people have the better for everyone but I believe denying someone's biological sex does not help anyone this is not a denial of varying gender roles

Well when you put it that way, I guess I'll just disregard all academic sources