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Against Narrative: Reading and Gauging Sequences

Abstract Abstract Arguing against the application of site-sequence narratives, this article explores the nature of ‘settlement fabric’ sequences when faced with their generic/repetitive character in the light recent high site-landscape density estimates. Citing Barleycroft/Over’s fieldwork and Mucking’s sequence, it advocates the need for greater methodological experimentation, especially as regards top/buried soil artefact distributions, as well as for comparative site analytical approaches.