Which ancient civilization first used branded clay seals on product packaging to guarantee authenticity and prevent tampering, creating one of the earliest forms of brand protection?

The ancient world had sophisticated approaches to commerce that still influence modern retail practices. From the marketplaces of Mesopotamia to the trade routes of the Mediterranean, product packaging evolved to serve both practical and promotional purposes. Test your knowledge about how ancient civilizations approached the challenge of containing, preserving, and marketing their goods through innovative packaging solutions that laid the foundation for today's retail practices.

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Ancient Egypt, where pharaonic seals on containers of oils and perfumes guaranteed royal quality standards
Mesopotamia, where Sumerian merchants used cylinder seals on clay containers to identify the producer and contents
Ancient China, where Han Dynasty officials sealed silk packages with imperial marks to prevent counterfeiting
Ancient Greece, where Athenian pottery makers stamped their amphorae to distinguish their wine and olive oil from competitors