Which ancient civilization invented the first tamper-evident packaging for products, using clay seals with distinctive markings to guarantee authenticity?

Before modern marketing, ancient civilizations developed sophisticated packaging to preserve, transport, and sell their goods. From ceramic amphorae to papyrus wrappings, product packaging has a fascinating history that shaped trade across the Mediterranean, Silk Road, and beyond. Test your knowledge about how ancient merchants packaged and branded their products to appeal to consumers thousands of years ago!

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Mesopotamians (c. 3500 BCE) who sealed clay jars with unique cylinder seal impressions
Ancient Egyptians (c. 2500 BCE) who wrapped products in hieroglyph-marked linen
Phoenicians (c. 1500 BCE) who used purple-dyed wax seals on amphora stoppers
Han Dynasty Chinese (c. 200 BCE) who used bamboo strips with official merchant stamps