Which ancient civilization invented the first known branded consumer packaging, using distinctive pottery seals to guarantee product authenticity and origin?

Long before modern shopping malls and e-commerce, ancient civilizations pioneered sophisticated retail systems and packaging innovations that would influence commerce for millennia. From Mesopotamian clay tokens used as receipts to Egyptian branded pottery, these early commercial practices laid the groundwork for today's retail landscape. Test your knowledge about the fascinating world of ancient retail and consumer products that shaped early human marketplaces and trade networks.

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Roman Empire, with stamped amphora for wine, olive oil and garum (fish sauce)
Ancient Egypt, with sealed containers bearing pharaonic seals for exported goods
Mesopotamia, with cylinder seal impressions on clay jars containing oils and perfumes
Ancient China, with stamped pottery vessels during the Han Dynasty