Which ancient civilization first developed tamper-evident packaging by using clay seals impressed with unique symbols to authenticate products and prevent unauthorized access?

Before plastic and cardboard, ancient civilizations created ingenious packaging solutions to store, transport, and preserve their goods. From Egyptian alabaster vessels for perfumes to Mesopotamian clay seals for product authentication, packaging wasn't just functional—it told stories about trade networks, social status, and technological capabilities. Test your knowledge about these fascinating early packaging designs that influenced commerce across the ancient world.

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Mesopotamians (circa 3500 BCE)
Ancient Egyptians (circa 3000 BCE)
Indus Valley civilization (circa 2600 BCE)
Ancient Chinese (circa 1600 BCE)