Which ancient civilization invented the world's first known product packaging that included branded seals and detailed product information for consumers?

Before modern retail existed, ancient civilizations developed sophisticated systems for product distribution, packaging, and marketing. From the bustling bazaars of Mesopotamia to the complex trade networks of the Roman Empire, these early retail innovations laid the groundwork for commerce as we know it today. Test your knowledge about how ancient societies approached product development and merchandising in this challenging trivia question!

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Egyptians, who sealed luxury oils and perfumes in labeled alabaster jars with hieroglyphic descriptions of contents and origin around 3000 BCE
Romans, who stamped amphorae with producer marks and content details for wine and olive oil distribution around 200 BCE
Chinese Han Dynasty merchants, who wrapped silk products in branded paper with ink stamps indicating quality grade around 100 CE
Indus Valley traders, who used clay seals on merchandise containers to indicate product authenticity and source around 2500 BCE