Not ancient..not new..and I don't think they are coins?

Good evening
I am not sure but I think these are Irish ? wts used to measure against gold,silver or coins. I have heard that they were used in trade to assure proper weight of coins but would be grateful if someone could steer me in the right direction to find out more.
They were discovered under the floor boards of a fallen in log cabin on the edge of Georgian Bay.
They were inside the deerskin bag in the pictures.
Found about 40 years ago
Any help would be appreciated.

 

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These look like Irish coin weights.

Some information:

http://www.irishcoinage.com/COINWT.HTM

 

They are weights of some sort from Ireland.
EDIT: @willieboyd2 beat me to it!

 

Thank you! makes sense..I think the cabin was a trading spot on the Bay

 

Nice weights. Pretty cool to find a multi-coin collection already assembled.

 

I have a coin like this, it is a dram?.! Not quite sure what I have but I like it! I like your examples as well! Thanks for sharing!

 

That is sooo cool! Nice find, especially in the deerskin bag.

 

The bag is perhaps almost my favorite part!