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The Institute of Social and Cultural Anthropology Annexe is located at 61 Banbury Road and serves as a hub for interdisciplinary research in anthropology at Oxford University. This institute emphasizes collaboration among students and scholars passionate about understanding complex social issues through anthropological lenses. Offering various resources including workshops and seminars, the institute creates an inviting atmosphere conducive to intellectual exploration. Dedicated staff are committed to providing exceptional support services to help students navigate their research projects effectively. For more information about programs or events hosted by the institute, feel free to contact them directly or visit their website.

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