Yes a five
Nomisma weight E=5
nomisma of 4.26g each.
As far as dates, Chris
Entwistle with the British Museum 2008 in
Late Roman and Byzantine Weights and Weighing Equipment wrote that flat
weights in a square seem to be the main
type in the 5th and 6th century, in the 7th century
weights in the form of flat discs became the prominent
types. He documents a number on archeological sites with these consistencies. I have read similar dates elsewhere.
Before the 5/6th c the predominant roman/byzantine
weight shape was a flattened sphere but produced up through the 6th c.
It is a
Byzantine coin
weight, not a commercial
weight.
cw