Which ancient civilization pioneered the first known use of product packaging with branded seals that served as both quality assurance and advertising?

The ancient world had sophisticated commercial networks long before modern retail. From the bustling markets of Mesopotamia to the trade routes of Rome, civilizations developed innovative methods for product distribution, marketing, and customer experiences. This poll explores how ancient civilizations handled aspects of product management and retail that might surprise you with their sophistication and ingenuity.

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Ancient Rome, with olive oil amphorae featuring producer stamps and origin markers
Mesopotamia, with clay bullae (hollow clay balls) containing tokens representing goods with merchant seals
Ancient Egypt, with marked pottery and papyrus wrappings for exported luxury goods
Ancient China, with silk-wrapped products bearing Han Dynasty imperial quality seals