Which ancient civilization first used product labels on their packaging that included both the producer's name and the product's place of origin?

Before modern product packaging, ancient civilizations developed ingenious ways to store, transport, and market their goods. From Egyptian alabaster cosmetic jars to Roman amphorae for wine and oil, packaging wasn't just functional—it was often a status symbol and marketing tool. Test your knowledge about how our ancestors packaged and presented their products to consumers across the Mediterranean and beyond!

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Ancient Romans, who stamped amphorae with producer marks, contents, and origin designations
Ancient Egyptians, who painted hieroglyphic labels on pottery containing exported goods
Phoenicians, who attached clay tablets with cuneiform writing to trade goods
Ancient Chinese, who used silk tags with detailed information about tea varieties and regions