Which ancient civilization first used labeled clay seals on merchandise packaging to indicate a product's origin, manufacturer, and quality - an early form of product branding?

Before modern packaging design, ancient civilizations developed sophisticated containers and wrapping methods that revolutionized trade. These early packaging solutions not only protected goods during long-distance trade but also served as branding tools and status symbols. Test your knowledge about how ancient societies approached product packaging and presentation in their marketplaces - an early form of retail strategy that influenced commerce for millennia.

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Ancient Egyptians, who stamped papyrus wrappings with hieroglyphic seals indicating royal workshops
Mesopotamians, who used cylinder seals on clay containers to authenticate products and prevent tampering
Ancient Chinese, who marked silk wrappings with imperial stamps to certify tea quality
Ancient Romans, who branded amphorae with maker's marks to distinguish premium wines and olive oils