Need Great help to Id huge Greek lead square weight[1 Libra] with greek legend

[Mike C2]

Dear Board;
I Need Great help to Id huge Greek lead square weight[1 Libra] with greek legend:Pb 80mm x 64 mm x 9mm----w:286g
Greek legend on Obv& Rev & Borders as on photos.It's a little bit worn but still readable
On Rev:I can read:T   W    H
                             M  W    I
Great thanks in advance for all help
Regards

[Mike C2]

Looking very closely to this weight ,i noticed the following remarks that can help to ID this amazing item:
-Obv:Stamped three times:
      /upper left field:unreadable
      /upper right field:Monogram with 4 branches with letter A on right
      /lower left field:* star
-Composed from 7 lines in Greek:
     - [   ] [  ]
     -[  ] [   ]
     -[  ] [   ]  [  ]
     - [  ] [   ]
     -[  ] [  ]
     -[  ] [  ]
     - :Greek_Kappa:or   :Greek_Theta:or  ?
-lower border: :Greek_Mu: :Greek_Upsilon:or  :Greek_Mu:? :Greek_Nu:
-left border:[  ] [  ]
All  :Greek_Nu:are inverted
-Rev:I can read:T   W    H
                             M  W    I
I hope i didn't do lot of errors and somebody can help
Great thanks in advance

[SC]

I can't help on this one but what a totally fascinating object!  Can't wait to hear what others have to say.

I am curious about the weight though.  286 g is quite low for a libra.  A Roman libra was somewhere in the 322-326 g range, with most modern scholars now supporting 324 g or 325 g.

Shawn

[stultus]

hi,

congrats, it is very interesting!

MNA in line 6 might mean mina
lines 4 and 5 migth contain the name of an officer in genitive - can line 5 begin with NOY AN...

S.

[Mike C2]

Looking more and more....
-Obv:Stamped three times:
      /upper left field:unreadable
      /upper right field:Monogram with 4 branches with letter A on right
      /lower left field:* star
-Composed from 7 lines in Greek:
1- [ ]
2-[  ]   [  ]
3- [  ] ?? [  ]
4- or   [  ] [  ]
5-   or  
6- [  ] ?? [  ]
7-[  ] or  
-lower border: or   ?
-left border: [  ] [  ]
All   are inverted
-Rev: I can read:T   W    H
                             M  W    I

PS: the weight could not be a Libra?According to Bendall the weights of 1 pound had huge changes between 324g and 279.9g[p 7]
Very great Thanks for all your time and valuable help
All the bests