Which ancient civilization pioneered the use of distinctive clay seals as a form of packaging innovation and brand identification for traded goods?

The ancient world had sophisticated retail systems and brand identities long before modern commerce. From the bustling bazaars of Mesopotamia to the organized marketplaces of Rome, ancient civilizations developed complex commercial practices and distinctive packaging that still influence retail today. Test your knowledge about how our ancestors approached product branding and packaging innovations in the ancient world!

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Ancient Egypt, using scarab-shaped seals to mark royal products
Mesopotamia, using cylinder seals to mark ownership and authenticity of goods
Ancient Greece, using amphora stamps to identify specific olive oil producers
Indus Valley, using square seals to designate guild membership of craftsmen