Which ancient civilization first used clay bullae (hollow clay balls) as innovative product packaging to prevent tampering and fraud in marketplace transactions?

Before modern retail giants and e-commerce dominated trade, ancient civilizations had sophisticated marketplaces that shaped commerce for millennia. From the grand bazaars of Mesopotamia to the bustling agoras of Greece, these early retail centers featured innovative packaging, brand identification, and consumer protections that would be recognizable even today. Test your knowledge about product development and retail practices from the cradle of civilization!

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Mesopotamians in ancient Sumer (circa 3500 BCE)
Ancient Egyptians during the Old Kingdom period
Phoenician merchants along Mediterranean trade routes
Indus Valley traders at Mohenjo-daro