A script deletes thousands of items from a DynamoDB table. Point-in-time recovery was already enabled, and the desired time is within its recovery window. Operations needs the data from before the script and must retain the current table for analysis. Which action is appropriate?

1. Choose point-in-time recovery on the current table and expect its items to be rewound in place.
2. Disable and re-enable point-in-time recovery to undo the most recent delete operation.
3. Restore the table to a new table at the selected time, verify the data and required settings, then perform a controlled application cutover.
4. Wait for a global secondary index to reinsert the deleted source items.