Which container type did Ancient Egyptians primarily use to package and transport olive oil for international trade during the New Kingdom period (1550-1070 BCE)?

Before modern refrigeration and synthetic materials, ancient civilizations developed ingenious methods to preserve, transport, and store their goods. Their packaging solutions were not only functional but often beautiful works of craftsmanship. This poll explores how ancient Egyptians, renowned for their advanced preservation techniques, packaged one of their most valuable commodities for trade across the Mediterranean and beyond. Test your knowledge of ancient product packaging innovation!

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Clay amphorae with sealed cork tops
Papyrus woven baskets lined with beeswax
Alabaster jars with carved hieroglyphic seals
Bronze containers with locking mechanisms