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Ranking of Oxford colleges according to: large number of undergraduates studying archaeology and anthropology, large number of tutors for archaeology and anthropology, large endowment income.

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  1. Keble College 69

    1. The most undergraduates studying Archaeology and Anthropology, with 15 in 2007/8. 100
    2. Second most tutors for Archaeology and Anthropology, with 3 in 2007/8. 100
    3. 30th largest endowment income, £590,482 in 2005/6. 6

  2. Hertford College 62

    1. The most tutors for Archaeology and Anthropology, with 3 in 2007/8. 100
    2. Fourth most undergraduates studying Archaeology and Anthropology, with 11 in 2007/8. 71
    3. 21st largest endowment income, £1,254,674 in 2005/6. 13

  3. St John's College 60

    1. The largest endowment income, £9,058,005 in 2005/6. 100
    2. Sixth most tutors for Archaeology and Anthropology, with 2 in 2007/8. 50
    3. Sixth most undergraduates studying Archaeology and Anthropology, with 5 in 2007/8. 29

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  1. St Hugh's College 49

    1. Second most undergraduates studying Archaeology and Anthropology, with 14 in 2007/8. 93
    2. Third most tutors for Archaeology and Anthropology, with 2 in 2007/8. 50
    3. 31st largest endowment income, £513,585 in 2005/6. 5

  2. St Peter's College 46

    1. Third most undergraduates studying Archaeology and Anthropology, with 12 in 2007/8. 79
    2. Fourth most tutors for Archaeology and Anthropology, with 2 in 2007/8. 50
    3. 28th largest endowment income, £906,032 in 2005/6. 9

  3. Magdalen College 42

    1. Fifth most tutors for Archaeology and Anthropology, with 2 in 2007/8. 50
    2. Sixth largest endowment income, £4,218,036 in 2005/6. 46
    3. Fifth most undergraduates studying Archaeology and Anthropology, with 5 in 2007/8. 29

  4. Harris Manchester College 0

    1. 35th largest endowment income, £66,657 in 2005/6. 0
    2. Seventh most tutors for Archaeology and Anthropology, with 1 in 2007/8. 0
    3. Seventh most undergraduates studying Archaeology and Anthropology, with 1 in 2007/8. 0

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