Which ancient civilization first developed standardized packaging with official seals that guaranteed product quality and origin, creating one of history's earliest regulated branding systems?

Long before modern logos and brand identities, ancient civilizations developed sophisticated methods to mark and distinguish their products in marketplaces. From potter's marks in Mesopotamia to distinctive amphora designs in Rome, these early branding techniques revolutionized commerce and consumer trust. This poll explores one of history's most innovative ancient retail packaging developments that influenced trade across continents and centuries.

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Ancient Egypt, with royal cartouche-marked containers for oils and perfumes exported throughout the Mediterranean
Ancient Rome, with government-stamped amphora for olive oil and wine that included producer information and harvest dates
Ancient China, with imperial seals on silk and pottery packaging that certified authenticity for Silk Road trade
Ancient India, with Mauryan Empire tamper-proof clay seals for spices and textiles in international markets