Which ancient civilization pioneered the use of clay bullae (hollow clay balls) as the world's first product packaging with anti-tampering features for secure trade?

Before modern retail stores and brand names, ancient civilizations had sophisticated commercial systems with unique packaging, branded products, and retail experiences. From the bustling bazaars of Mesopotamia to the merchant stalls of ancient Rome, these early commercial practices laid the foundation for today's retail world. Test your knowledge about how ancient peoples packaged, branded, and sold their goods in the world's earliest marketplaces.

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Mesopotamian (specifically Uruk period, circa 3400 BCE)
Ancient Egyptian (New Kingdom period)
Indus Valley civilization (Harappan phase)
Chinese Shang Dynasty