Which ancient civilization first developed standardized packaging with manufacturer seals for quality control of exported goods?

Before modern packaging technologies, ancient civilizations developed ingenious methods to store, preserve, and transport their valuable goods. From honey-sealed amphorae to clay tablets wrapped in protective casings, these early packaging innovations reveal much about trade networks, technological capabilities, and cultural priorities. Test your knowledge about how our ancestors packaged their products and how these innovations influenced commerce and daily life in the ancient world.

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Ancient Egypt, with royal cartouche-marked jars for wine and oils (circa 3100 BCE)
Mesopotamia, with clay bullae and cylinder seal impressions on trade goods (circa 3500 BCE)
Ancient China, with imperial stamped pottery for rice and tea exports (circa 2000 BCE)
Minoan Crete, with palace-sealed pithoi for olive oil distribution (circa 2500 BCE)