Which ancient civilization pioneered the use of labeled clay seals on product containers as an early form of brand identification and anti-tampering device?

In ancient civilizations, packaging wasn't just functional—it was an art form that revealed much about trade, status, and cultural values. From Egyptian alabaster jars to Roman amphorae, the containers that held precious commodities were designed with both practicality and symbolism in mind. This poll explores how ancient civilizations approached packaging innovations, creating solutions that sometimes rivaled our modern approaches in their ingenuity and sustainability.

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Mesopotamia (particularly during the Sumerian and Babylonian periods)
Ancient Egypt during the New Kingdom era
Indus Valley Civilization (Harappa and Mohenjo-daro)
Minoan Crete in the Bronze Age