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Maryam Azah is an archaeologist from the Union of Arab Matriarchies , who won the 2084 Curie Prize of Feminism.Born in the year theΒ World Gynarchic Confederation Β was formed , Maryam was only 25 at the time she won the Prize. The reason was the discovery of the "Near East" statues, in various archaeological sites across the Middle East and Anatolia. The "Near East" statues were a group of statues that lead to the discovery of the "Near Eastern Civilization" a civilization unknown until now.
The "Near Eastern Civilization" has been a Matriarchal Civilization that flourished in the regions of Mesopotamia and Anatolia from the 8th to the 4th millennium BCE. The migrations of the "Near Eastern" peoples towards three different directions have been responsible for the cultural enrichment of various peoples in Europe, North Africa and Central Asia respectively.
The "Near Eastern Civilization" has also been the cultural ancestor of the Egyptian, Mesopotamian and Minoan Civilizations.
The excavations have been a part of the Labrys Project:Β
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