Which ancient civilization invented the first tamper-evident packaging by using clay seals with unique impressions to secure containers?

The ancient world wasn't just about monuments and warfare - it was home to sophisticated commercial systems with remarkable packaging solutions that sometimes outperformed modern alternatives. From amphoras that preserved wine for centuries to specialized containers that kept spices fresh along the Silk Road, ancient civilizations pioneered packaging technologies we still use today. Test your knowledge about these innovative ancient product packaging methods that influenced global trade and commerce!

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Ancient Egyptians, who used clay seals with hieroglyphic stamps on storage jars around 3000 BCE
Mesopotamians, who developed cylinder seals to mark clay bullae on trading containers around 3500 BCE
Ancient Chinese, who created wax seals with imperial markings for silk and spice packages around 2200 BCE
Ancient Romans, who pioneered lead stamps for amphorae to authenticate wine origins around 100 BCE