Which ancient civilization invented the first collapsible tubes for storing and dispensing ointments and cosmetics?

Before modern plastic and cardboard, ancient civilizations developed ingenious packaging solutions to preserve, transport, and store their valuable goods. From specialized amphoras for wine and oil to sealed ceramic vessels for perfumes and medicines, these innovations revolutionized trade across the ancient world. Test your knowledge about how our ancestors solved packaging challenges that we still face today - protecting contents, preventing spoilage, and creating recognizable 'branding' that would make even modern product designers impressed!

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Ancient Egyptians (using hollowed reeds and plant fibers)
Ancient Romans (using thin lead sheets folded into cylinders)
Mesopotamians (using clay cylinders with plunger mechanisms)
Ancient Chinese (using carved bamboo with sliding compartments)