Which ancient civilization developed the 'tegula' stamp system, an early form of product branding where manufacturers marked their goods with distinct symbols to indicate quality and origin?

Before modern marketing and branding, ancient civilizations developed sophisticated packaging solutions to protect, preserve, and promote their goods. From Egyptian alabaster containers for perfumes to Roman amphorae for wine and oil, packaging wasn't just functional but often conveyed status, origin, and quality. Test your knowledge about how our ancestors approached the earliest forms of product packaging and brand identification.

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Roman Empire
Han Dynasty China
Indus Valley Civilization
Ancient Egypt