Summary:
- Archaeologists have discovered a 3,300-year-old whistle in Egypt that was likely used by a police officer to guard the sacred location of a royal tomb.
- The whistle, made of clay, was found near the Valley of the Kings, where many ancient Egyptian pharaohs were buried.
- The whistle was likely used by a law enforcement officer to signal or communicate with others while on duty, providing insight into the security measures in place to protect these important archaeological sites.