Which ancient civilization invented the amphora, a sealed clay vessel that revolutionized product packaging and enabled long-distance trade of wine, olive oil, and other liquids?

The ancient world had sophisticated systems for storing, transporting, and selling goods. From Egyptian alabaster jars for perfumes to Phoenician amphorae for wine, product packaging was crucial for commerce across the Mediterranean and beyond. Test your knowledge about how ancient civilizations packaged, branded, and marketed their products in the earliest global marketplace.

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Phoenicians
Ancient Greeks
Egyptians
Mesopotamians