Which ancient civilization created the first known standardized product packaging, using sealed clay vessels with merchant stamps to guarantee quality and prevent tampering?

Before modern malls and online shopping, ancient civilizations had sophisticated marketplace systems. Their retail strategies and product marketing techniques laid the groundwork for commerce as we know it today. This poll tests your knowledge of ancient retail innovations that shaped how products were sold, displayed, and marketed in the cradle of civilization.

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Ancient Egyptians, who used hieroglyphic seals on pottery to indicate product origin and quality for goods traded along the Nile
Mesopotamians, who developed impressed clay bullae and cylinder seals to authenticate goods and prevent fraud in long-distance trade
Ancient Chinese, who pioneered lacquered containers with imperial marks to certify products worthy of trade on the Silk Road
Ancient Romans, who used stamped amphorae to track olive oil and wine production, including producer name and origin guarantee