Which ancient civilization first developed standardized clay packaging seals that functioned as both brand identifiers and quality guarantees for merchants?

Before modern retail displays and packaging, ancient civilizations developed sophisticated methods to present and preserve their goods. From Egyptian alabaster containers for cosmetics to Roman amphorae for wine and oil, product packaging has a history spanning thousands of years. This trivia tests your knowledge about one of the most innovative packaging developments from the ancient world that revolutionized trade and influenced retail display techniques still referenced today.

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Mesopotamians (specifically the Sumerians) who used cylinder seals on clay containers to identify merchant houses and contents
Ancient Egyptians who developed papyrus labels with hieroglyphic markings to designate royal products
Phoenicians who created colored glass emblems as tamper-proof seals for exported luxury goods
The Indus Valley civilization who implemented standardized weight stones as verification tokens with merchandise