Which ancient civilization first used product labels on packaging that included both the merchant's seal AND product information like origin, contents, and quality grade?

Before modern retail and e-commerce, ancient civilizations developed sophisticated packaging solutions for their trade goods. From Egyptian alabaster jars for perfumes to Phoenician amphorae for wine transport across the Mediterranean, packaging design was crucial for product preservation, transportation, and merchant branding. This trivia poll tests your knowledge about how ancient societies packaged and presented their commercial products - solutions that sometimes influenced designs we still use today!

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Ancient Romans, who attached lead tags to wine amphorae indicating vintage, origin, and merchant
Ancient Egyptians, who inscribed hieroglyphic labels on cosmetic containers showing ingredients and intended users
Mesopotamians, who pressed cuneiform stamps into clay vessel seals showing producer and contents
Ancient Chinese, who used silk tags on ceramic goods with merchant symbols and product descriptions