Which ancient civilization first used branded product packaging with manufacturer seals as a form of quality assurance and brand recognition?

Before modern retail, ancient civilizations had sophisticated commercial systems. From the bustling agoras of Greece to the complex markets of Mesopotamia, these early retail environments shaped economic and social structures that still influence today's shopping practices. This trivia challenges you to explore how ancient civilizations approached retail branding and product differentiation in an era before modern marketing techniques.

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Ancient Rome, with pottery makers stamping their unique marks on amphorae to signify quality wine or olive oil
Ancient Egypt, with hieroglyphic seals on containers indicating royal workshops and premium goods
Mesopotamia, with clay bullae (seals) attached to goods as authentication of origin and quality
Ancient China, with silk producers using unique stamps to mark authentic imperial-quality fabrics