Which ancient civilization first used distinctive clay seals with merchant symbols as an early form of product packaging and brand identity to authenticate goods for trade?

Before modern product packaging, ancient civilizations developed sophisticated ways to package, identify, and distribute goods across vast trade networks. From Egyptian pottery seals to Roman amphora stamps, product identification has a rich history dating back thousands of years. Test your knowledge about how ancient merchants created the earliest forms of brand identity through distinctive packaging methods that helped establish trust and authenticity in the ancient marketplace.

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Mesopotamians (circa 3500 BCE)
Ancient Egyptians (circa 3000 BCE)
Indus Valley civilization (circa 2600 BCE)
Ancient Chinese (Shang Dynasty, circa 1600 BCE)