Are these INDIAN or ISLAM (perhaps) or none of the above?

I bought these two coins to research them, but unfortunately, I have drawn a blank (on both of them). I am appealing to anyone who can help me to attribute them, please.

#1 - AE11mm., 1.3gm. (Is that an Elephant/Brahman bull with a palm tree in front?)

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#2 - AE8.6mm., 0.82gm.

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They are "Nagas of Narwar" from 4th century (or so) India, the obverse is a bull, the reverse is something in Bramhi script.

Here are mine !



I think your "palm tree" is just the head a leg of the bull!

One of mine is a "kakini" and one is a "1/2 kakini" denomination, they are the same diameter, but it's obvious which is which from the side shot. One is 1 g and the othe ris 2 g. I assume yours is a "1/2"?

 

Thanks, Chris. Great stuff. (I like your coins.)
Just what I wanted to hear.
Your comments have led me to https://www.numismall.com/acc/Nagas-of-Narwar-ca.200-340-AD-c-11519/?page=3
where I can find enough information to proceed with my attribution.
Thank-you, again.