Which ancient civilization invented the first sealed glass containers for product packaging, revolutionizing the preservation and transport of perfumes, cosmetics, and medicines?

Before modern retail stores and plastic packaging, ancient civilizations had sophisticated systems for packaging, storing, and selling goods. From elaborate amphorae that preserved wine and olive oil to ingenious clay containers that kept grain fresh for years, product packaging in ancient times was both functional and artistic. This poll explores how ancient merchants packaged their wares and what materials were most valued for preserving products in antiquity.

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Ancient Egyptians (circa 1500 BCE)
Mesopotamians (circa 2000 BCE)
Ancient Chinese (Han Dynasty, circa 200 BCE)
Ancient Romans (circa 100 CE)