Which ancient civilization invented the first standardized clay packaging 'labels' that included merchant seals, product origins, and quality grades for their exported goods?

Before modern retail giants dominated commerce, ancient civilizations had sophisticated trading systems with their own innovative product packaging solutions. From amphoras to silk wrappings, these early packaging techniques weren't just practical—they were technological marvels of their time that helped establish global trade networks and build economic empires. Test your knowledge about how ancient merchants packaged and branded their goods to attract customers in bustling marketplaces from Rome to Chang'an.

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Mesopotamians (using cylinder seals on clay jars)
Ancient Egyptians (with hieroglyphic markings on papyrus wrappings)
Phoenicians (with color-coded wax stamps on amphoras)
Han Dynasty Chinese (with stamped terra cotta containers)