Which ancient civilization first used labeled clay seals on amphorae as a form of product branding for wine and olive oil exports?

Before modern store shelves and digital marketplaces, ancient civilizations developed sophisticated packaging solutions to preserve, transport, and market their goods. These innovations not only served practical purposes but also conveyed status, origin, and quality to ancient consumers. Test your knowledge about how our ancestors approached the critical challenge of packaging their products for trade and sale across vast empires and trade networks.

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Ancient Egypt, with hieroglyphic stamps indicating vineyard origin and pharaoh's regnal year
Ancient Greece, with potter's marks and origin stamps that served as early brand identifiers
Mesopotamia, with cuneiform impressions noting production date and merchant ownership
Ancient China, with silk wrappings bearing imperial seals to guarantee authenticity