Which ancient civilization first used product labels on packaging that included the manufacturer's name, product origin, and quality grade?

Before modern supermarkets and branded products, ancient civilizations developed sophisticated methods of packaging, storing, and marketing their goods. From Mesopotamian clay vessels to Egyptian alabaster jars, packaging wasn't just functional—it conveyed status, origin, and quality. This poll tests your knowledge about how ancient societies tackled product packaging challenges that still influence retail strategies today.

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Ancient Egypt, with hieroglyphic seals on wine amphorae indicating vineyard, vintage, and quality
Ancient Rome, with stamped pottery marks showing the potter's workshop and clay source
Mesopotamia, with cuneiform-inscribed clay tablets attached to goods listing merchant and origin
Ancient China, with silk wrappings bearing imperial seals to guarantee authenticity