Site-specifics encompasses what might fall under the rubric of contextual archaeology. But there is more. Site-specificity refers to the exchanges that occur through located sets of interaction. Consider that the College Green side of Rhode Island was once the stage for the Statue of Caesar Augustus which subsequently moved to Wriston Quad. How does the issue of location impact student, professor, staff, or visitor interaction with the statue-adjacent-to-RI Hall?

• Statue of Caesar Augustus

• Classes held in RI Hall Spring 2008

• Orientation of the building