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- Italian police divers uncovered ancient Roman terracotta artifacts off Porto Rotondo, Sardinia.
- The Sassari Police Headquarters announced the finds in late August.
- A second dive recovered three intact items, including a transport basin and an amphora.
- Preliminary analysis suggests the objects date from the late 1st century B.C. to the 1st century A.D.
- Researchers will examine the vessels to determine precise age, origin, and possible larger site.