Which ancient civilization first used labeled clay seals on merchandise packaging as an early form of product branding and authentication?

Before modern shopping bags and plastic containers, ancient civilizations developed sophisticated packaging solutions to protect, transport, and market their goods. These early innovations laid the groundwork for today's product packaging strategies and brand differentiation techniques. Test your knowledge about how ancient merchants packaged and presented their products to stand out in bustling ancient marketplaces.

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Ancient Egypt, where merchants stamped containers with hieroglyphic seals indicating product origin and quality
Mesopotamia, where Sumerian traders used cylinder seals on clay containers to verify contents and prevent tampering
Ancient Greece, where amphora jars were stamped with potter's marks and region of origin for wine and olive oil
Han Dynasty China, where silk wrappings were stamped with merchant guild seals to guarantee authenticity