Which ancient civilization pioneered the use of clay seals (bullae) as a product authentication method for packaged goods in long-distance trade?

The ancient world had sophisticated commercial systems with unique packaging solutions that protected goods during long trade journeys. From Egyptian alabaster jars to Roman amphorae, packaging wasn't just functional—it communicated origin, quality, and value. Test your knowledge about how ancient civilizations solved product packaging challenges in ways that still influence modern retail practices.

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Mesopotamia
Ancient Egypt
Indus Valley
Ancient China