شواهدی از کارکرد آئینی-روحانی صدف دریایی نوع کجک (Cowrie) در بافت های باستانی ایران از هزارۀ سوم تا پایان هزارۀ اول پیش ازمیلاد بر پایۀ رهیافت قوم باستان شناسی

 

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