Which ancient civilization invented the first mass-produced standardized containers that included 'brand markings' to identify producers and contents?

Long before modern packaging, ancient civilizations developed sophisticated containers to transport and protect their valuable goods. From Egyptian alabaster jars for perfumes to Roman amphorae for wine and olive oil, these innovations revolutionized trade across continents. Test your knowledge about how ancient merchants solved packaging challenges that influenced commerce for millennia to come.

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Romans, with their amphorae featuring producer stamps and content identifiers (1st century BCE)
Egyptians, with their hieroglyph-marked canopic jars (2500 BCE)
Chinese, with their stamped silk packages from the Han Dynasty (200 BCE)
Phoenicians, with their cedar boxes bearing merchant seals (800 BCE)