Which ancient civilization invented the amphora, a specialized two-handled clay vessel that revolutionized product packaging and transportation of wine, olive oil, and grains across the Mediterranean?

Long before modern marketing, ancient civilizations developed sophisticated packaging methods to preserve, transport, and sell their goods. From Egyptian alabaster jars to Roman amphorae, these civilizations understood the critical relationship between packaging design and commercial success. This poll tests your knowledge about one of history's most innovative product packaging developments and how it revolutionized ancient trade networks.

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Ancient Greece, where standardized amphorae designs created the first recognizable 'brand packaging' around 700 BCE
Ancient Egypt, where amphorae were developed for preserving sacred oils and perfumes for religious ceremonies and the afterlife
Mesopotamia, where amphorae were created to store agricultural surpluses in the world's first urban centers
Ancient China, where amphorae were designed specifically for transporting silk and spices along early trade routes