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What did an intact clay sealing on a bag of goods show the receiver?
AIt came from a king
BIt held grain only
CIt was duty paid
DIt was not tampered with
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. It was not tampered with
If the sealing reached intact, the bag had not been tampered with in transit, and it also showed the sender's identity.
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