Which ancient civilization invented the first documented form of branded packaging, using distinctive seals to mark their products for trade authenticity?

Before modern retail packaging, ancient civilizations developed ingenious containers and preservation methods that revolutionized trade and commerce. From Egyptian alabaster jars that preserved perfumes for millennia to Roman amphorae that transported goods across the Mediterranean, packaging innovation has ancient roots. This trivia explores a fascinating example of how early civilizations solved product storage challenges in ways that still influence modern packaging design.

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Ancient Egyptians, who stamped pharaonic cartouches on containers to certify royal products
Mesopotamians, who used cylinder seals on clay containers to identify merchant ownership and product origin
Ancient Chinese, who marked silk and pottery with imperial stamps to verify official production
Ancient Greeks, who inscribed amphora handles with potter's marks and city-states of origin