Pygmy Cup (Breightmet Hill)
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Pygmy Cup (Early Bronze Age) Bolton Museum and Library Archaeology Collection Low-fired hermisperical cup with incised decoration on exterior walls, rim, and base, or crossing and zig-zag lines, imitating basketwork. The piece was found during the construction on the Corporation Housing estate, Breightmet Hill in May 1955. A letter to the Borough Engineer at the time stated that it rolled out of a spoil heap on Bank Tonge Moor Road and was spotted by a bulldozer driver. Accession Number: BOLMG:1955.1.A Further Reading: Bolton Museum and Art Gallery, undated guide to the collections (c.1966) 3D scan generated by Lee Robert McStein processing 158 images shot on a nikon p900
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