Which ancient civilization invented the first standardized branded packaging for retail products, using distinctive seals and stamps to indicate the manufacturer and product quality?

Long before modern marketing strategies, ancient civilizations developed sophisticated packaging designs for their goods. From ceramic amphorae stamped with maker's marks to elaborately decorated containers for luxury items, packaging in the ancient world served both practical and promotional purposes. This poll tests your knowledge of how ancient merchants used packaging design to distinguish their products in bustling marketplaces spanning from Rome to China.

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Ancient Romans with their amphorae for wine and olive oil, stamped with producer seals and origin markers
Ancient Egyptians with hieroglyphic-marked containers for cosmetics and perfumes sold to nobility
Mesopotamians with clay vessels bearing cuneiform inscriptions detailing contents and merchant information
Ancient Chinese with Han Dynasty silk-wrapped products featuring imperial seals and artisan marks