Which material was NOT commonly used for product packaging in Ancient Egypt despite its abundance in the region?

Before modern manufacturing, ancient civilizations developed ingenious packaging solutions using available natural materials. These early containers not only preserved goods but also reflected cultural values and technological capabilities. From Egyptian alabaster jars to Mesopotamian clay vessels, product packaging has a fascinating history dating back thousands of years. Test your knowledge about these ancient packaging innovations that revolutionized trade, storage, and daily life in the ancient world.

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Papyrus (for wrapping and containers)
Clay (for jars and vessels)
Glass (for cosmetic containers and perfume bottles)
Silk (for luxury item wrapping)