The following sponsors and supporters are gratefully acknowledged.
 | NKFIH Mecenatura Programme The congress is supported by the Mecenatúra Programme of the National Research, Development and Innovation Office (NKFIH), dedicated to advancing scientific excellence, international cooperation, and the dissemination of research outcomes. https://nkfih.gov.hu/for-the-applicants |
 | University Excellence Fund (EKA) – Eötvös Loránd University The congress is supported by the University Excellence Fund of Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest, Hungary (ELTE). https://elte.hu/en |
 | European Anthropological Association The European Anthropological Association has supported the 24th EAA Congress and the participation of student researchers. By encouraging scientific exchange and supporting young scholars, the EAA contributes to strengthening international collaboration and advancing anthropological research and education. https://www.euanthro.org/ |
 | Salisbury Archaeology The first private company in Hungary specialised in archaeological and conservation works. By applying state of the art technologies, they provide services for all phases of archaeological and conservation works all over Europe through our subsidiaries in France, the Netherlands, Germany and Austria. https://salisbury.hu/en/ |
 | Isotoptech Zrt Their main profile is technical scientific research, development, design, automation, manufacturing, and laboratory measurement services – elemental analysis, radioanalytics, isotope ratio measurement. https://www.isotoptech.eu/en/ |
 | Humans MDPI Humans (ISSN: 2673-9461, CiteScore 2.0, Q1 in Anthropology and Archaeology) is an international and cross-disciplinary open access academic journal publishing peer-reviewed papers covering all branches of anthropology, including ethnology, archaeology, bioanthropology, and linguistic anthropology. The journal is pleased to provide one award for outstanding student poster presentations at the 24th EAA Congress, aiming to support young scholars and foster academic communication and innovation in anthropology. https://www.mdpi.com/journal/humans/about |
 | Hoffmann’s Winery The Winery is a family-owned boutique winery in the Balaton Uplands, dedicated to crafting authentic, low-intervention wines that reflect the unique character of the Balatonederics terroir. Combining tradition with innovation, Hoffmann’s produces distinctive white and red wines with a strong focus on quality, sustainability, and a genuine sense of place. https://hoffmanns.hu/en/ |