While there wasn't anything magical in nature, they did find something fairly interesting: A marble statuette carved in the shape of the beast known as Leviathan. While definitely valuable for its craftsman ship alone, two problems immediately presented themselves: For one, Sahagin did not usually carve artistic pieces like this. It was expertly tooled by a steady hand, smooth and curved appropriately, lacking the rough cuts that Sahagin used to represent eroded seaside cliffs (a hallmark of Sahagin crafts). Two, Sahagin didn't quarry. Using marble would be laughed at when they had plenty available bone and coral for their own works. So who made this? And why?