Which ancient civilization invented the first hermetically sealed glass containers that revolutionized product preservation and storage?

The ancient world had remarkable packaging innovations that helped preserve goods, transport products across vast trade networks, and protect valuable items. These early packaging technologies not only served practical purposes but also showcased cultural values and artistic talents. Test your knowledge of how ancient civilizations packaged and preserved their products for trade and storage!

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Ancient Egyptians, who developed specialized glass sealing techniques around 1500 BCE for preserving perfumes and medicinal oils
Mesopotamians, who created clay-sealed glass vessels with beeswax rims for storing fermented beverages
Ancient Chinese, who pioneered jade-lined glass containers with bronze sealing mechanisms during the Han Dynasty
Ancient Romans, who developed the first blown glass containers with lead-sealed stoppers during the early Imperial period